Exodus 34:29-35 describes Moses' face shining after divine encounter—a typological foreshadowing of Jesus' transfiguration glory here.

Isaiah 53:2 says the servant had no beauty—a stark contrast to the dazzling glory Jesus displays here at the transfiguration.

Matthew 17:2 is the parallel account of this transfiguration, describing Jesus' face shining and garments white as light.

Mark 9:2 records the same transfiguration event, noting Jesus' clothes became dazzling white beyond earthly laundering.

Mark 9:3 elaborates on the same detail—Jesus' garments becoming radiant white, reinforcing the supernatural transformation.

2 Peter 1:16-18 explicitly recounts the transfiguration, confirming Jesus' majesty and divine honor.

Revelation 1:13-16 depicts the glorified Christ with a face like the sun—same radiant appearance as the transfiguration.

In Philippians 2:8, Christ humbled himself to death — a stark contrast to the dazzling glory of the transfiguration here.

Daniel 10:6 describes a heavenly figure with face like lightning—parallels the shining face of Jesus at the transfiguration.

John 1:14 speaks of seeing the glory of the incarnate Word—the transfiguration here is a tangible display of that divine glory.

In Acts 6:15, Stephen's face shines like an angel, mirroring the radiant glory of Jesus at the transfiguration.