Matthew 8:14 parallels the setting, confirming Jesus entered Peter's home and saw his mother-in-law.

Matthew 8:15 details the healing touch and her response, completing the narrative.

Mark 1:29-31 provides the full parallel account of the same event with additional details.

Mark 5:23 records Jairus beseeching Jesus for his dying daughter — a very close parallel to the appeal for Simon's mother-in-law.

1 Corinthians 9:5 confirms Peter (Cephas) had a wife, which explains the mother-in-law in Luke.

James 5:14 instructs calling elders to pray for the sick — a later practice mirroring the intercessory pattern in 4:38.

John 11:3 has Mary and Martha send word about Lazarus's illness — another instance of reporting sickness to Jesus for help.