Luke 4:15 provides an earlier summary of Jesus teaching in synagogues, reinforcing the scope of his Galilean ministry.

In Luke 13:10, Jesus teaches in a synagogue on the Sabbath — a direct parallel to the synagogue preaching here.

In Luke 8:1, this preaching ministry expands to cities and villages with the Twelve — a general continuation of the same pattern.

In Luke 13:22, Jesus again travels through cities and villages teaching — a broader echo of his Galilean preaching.

Matthew 4:23 parallels Luke 4:44, describing Jesus teaching in synagogues and preaching the gospel throughout Galilee.

Mark 1:39 parallels Luke 4:44, adding that Jesus also cast out demons while preaching in Galilean synagogues.

Matthew 9:35 offers another synoptic parallel of Jesus teaching in synagogues and preaching the gospel of the kingdom.

Isaiah 9:1 prophesies honor for the land of Zebulun and Naphtali (Galilee), the region where Jesus preached in Luke 4:44.

Mark 1:14 records Jesus beginning to preach in Galilee after John's imprisonment, setting the stage for Luke 4:44's synagogue summary.

Isaiah 9:2 speaks of light dawning in Galilee, thematically connected to Jesus' preaching ministry there.