Luke 2:11 announces the birth of Christ the Lord — the very one Simeon was promised to see before death.

Luke 2:29 records Simeon's prayer of release after seeing the Christ — the direct outcome of the promise in 2:26.

In Luke 9:27, Jesus uses a parallel phrase 'not taste death until they see the kingdom'—echoing Simeon's promise of seeing the Lord's Christ.

Acts 2:36 proclaims Jesus as both Lord and Christ — directly identifying the one Simeon was promised to behold.

Amos 3:7 states God reveals His secret to His servants—Simeon's divine revelation about Christ fits this pattern.

1 Peter 1:12 notes that prophets served future believers by the Spirit, paralleling Simeon's prophecy about Jesus.

Psalm 25:14 says God reveals His secret to those who fear Him—Simeon's revelation about seeing Christ exemplifies this.

Psalm 89:48 declares all humans see death—Simeon's promise is a divine exception, reversing the universal rule.

Hebrews 11:5 says Enoch did not see death—Simeon also was spared until he saw Christ, though he later died; a parallel of postponed death.