In Luke 9:22, Jesus predicts his suffering, death, and resurrection — the very 'departure' Moses and Elijah discuss at the Transfiguration.

Luke 13:32-34 shows Jesus determined to finish his course in Jerusalem — the same 'departure' he spoke of with Moses and Elijah.

1 Peter 1:11 describes prophets predicting Christ's sufferings and subsequent glories — exactly what Moses and Elijah spoke of at the Transfiguration.

Matthew 16:21 has Jesus predicting his own death and resurrection in Jerusalem — the very 'departure' Moses and Elijah discuss here.

Matthew 17:3 records the same transfiguration scene — Moses and Elijah appearing and talking with Jesus.

Mark 9:4 gives the parallel account of Moses and Elijah talking with Jesus on the mount.

Acts 7:37 quotes Moses foretelling a prophet like himself — Jesus, with whom he now speaks about his departure.

John 19:28 says Jesus' work is accomplished — the 'exodus' he was about to fulfill in Jerusalem, as discussed here.

In Revelation 5, the slain Lamb is worshipped — his 'departure' at Jerusalem, discussed here, is the foundation of heavenly worship.

Revelation 7:14 shows robes washed in the Lamb's blood — the same 'departure' (death) they speak of here.