Luke 22:18-20 continues Jesus' words: He refrains from the Passover meal and instead institutes the new covenant in his blood, pointing to its kingdom fulfillment.

In 22:30, Jesus promises the disciples they will eat and drink at his table in the kingdom, directly fulfilling the 'until it is fulfilled' of 22:16.

Luke 14:15 declares blessed those who eat bread in the kingdom of God, directly paralleling the future fulfillment Jesus speaks of in 22:16.

Luke 12:37 depicts the master serving the faithful at the eschatological banquet, echoing the future kingdom meal anticipated in 22:16.

Revelation 19:9 depicts the marriage supper of the Lamb, the kingdom feast Jesus looks forward to here.

Mark 14:25 is the Synoptic parallel to this saying about not drinking again until the kingdom.

Acts 10:41 recalls the post-resurrection meals with Jesus, a foretaste of the kingdom feast anticipated in 22:16.