2 Kings 4:44 records the same miracle pattern: Elisha's multiplied bread satisfies all with leftovers, prefiguring Jesus' greater feeding.

Matthew 14:20 records the same feeding miracle with identical details — twelve baskets of leftovers from the crowd's satisfaction.

Matthew 14:21 specifies the count — about 5,000 men plus women and children — expanding the scope of this miracle.

Matthew 16:9 later recalls the five loaves and twelve baskets from this event, using it to teach about spiritual blindness.

Mark 6:42-44 recounts the same event — twelve baskets and 5,000 men — confirming the miracle's details.

Mark 8:19 directly quotes Jesus asking about the leftover baskets from this feeding, grounding His warning against the Pharisees' leaven.

John 6:11-13 provides the parallel account of the same feeding, emphasizing Jesus giving thanks and the precise collection of leftovers.

2 Kings 4:43 shows Elisha commanding to feed the people from scant loaves, directly foreshadowing Jesus' command and miracle here.

John 6:12 records the same feeding miracle, adding Jesus' command to gather leftovers — 'that nothing may be lost'.

Matthew 15:37 describes a similar feeding of 4,000 with seven baskets — a parallel miracle of abundance from little.

Mark 8:8 describes the feeding of 4,000 with seven baskets — a parallel miracle of provision and leftover abundance.

Matthew 15:38 gives the count for that feeding — 4,000 men — showing a different but analogous miracle.