Luke 2:17 describes shepherds spreading the news of Jesus' birth—another example of proclaiming what God has done.

In Luke 17:15-18, one leper returns to give thanks — here the man goes home to proclaim, both showing healed persons responding to God's work.

Psalm 66:16 also invites listeners to hear a personal testimony of what God has done for the speaker.

Psalm 126:3 directly declares 'The Lord has done great things for us', echoing the demoniac's proclamation of God's great work.

John 4:29 features the Samaritan woman testifying about Jesus, inviting others to 'come and see'—a parallel personal testimony.

Mark 5:18 is the parallel account where the delivered man begs to stay with Jesus, then is sent to tell his family.

Psalm 126:2 describes joyful proclamation among the nations that 'The Lord has done great things'—matching the demoniac's message.

Daniel 4:1-3 is Nebuchadnezzar's public testimony of God's signs and wonders after his restoration—similar to the demoniac's telling.

Daniel 4:34-37 records Nebuchadnezzar praising God for deliverance and declaring His sovereignty—parallel to the demoniac's testimony.

Mark 1:45 shows a healed leper spreading the news widely, but he disobeyed Jesus' command to keep silent, contrasting the demoniac's obedience.