Luke 5:27 describes Jesus calling Levi (Matthew) — the tax collector's conversion before his inclusion among the Twelve.

Matthew 9:9 records the calling of Matthew from the tax booth — parallel account to his apostolic naming here.

Matthew 10:3 confirms James son of Alphaeus among the Twelve, matching Luke's list — parallel apostolic roster.

Matthew 10:4 lists Simon the Cananaean, the same as Simon the Zealot in Luke — parallel titles for the same apostle.

Mark 3:18 lists the same apostles — James son of Alphaeus and Simon the Zealot — confirming the group.

John 11:16 shows Thomas's willingness to die with Jesus — revealing his character behind the name in this list.

John 20:24 identifies Thomas as 'the Twin' and recounts his doubt — providing additional identity and narrative.

Acts 1:13 names James son of Alphaeus and Simon the Zealot among the post-resurrection apostles.