Luke 23:49 introduces the women from Galilee who witnessed the crucifixion; here they follow to the tomb.

In Luke 23:27, these same women from Galilee are described following Jesus to the cross, showing their ongoing presence.

Luke 8:2 lists the women who followed Jesus from Galilee, including Mary Magdalene, identified here at the tomb.

In Luke 24:1, the same women who saw the burial return with the spices they prepared, continuing the narrative.

Matthew 27:61 places Mary Magdalene and the other Mary opposite the tomb, matching Luke's account of the women watching.

Mark 15:47 confirms Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of Joses saw where Jesus was laid.

In Acts 1:14, the women from Galilee are likely among those praying after the ascension, showing their continued involvement.