In Mark 7:3-13, Jesus condemns scribes who nullify God's word with human tradition — contrasting their lack of authority with his own.

In Mark 6:2, the same astonishment at Jesus' wisdom and mighty works echoes the response to his authoritative teaching.

Mark 11:18 shows the leaders' hostile reaction to the same astonished crowds — underscoring the impact of Jesus' authority.

Matthew 7:28 records the same astonishment at Jesus' teaching after the Sermon on the Mount, echoing His authority over scribes.

Matthew 7:29 uses nearly identical wording, emphasizing Jesus' teaching authority contrasted with the scribes.

Matthew 23:16-24 exposes scribes as blind guides — the opposite of Jesus' authoritative teaching that astonishes.

Luke 4:32 records the same astonishment in Capernaum, highlighting the power in His word.

Matthew 13:54 shows a similar reaction in Nazareth, where people are astonished at His wisdom and works.

Luke 2:47 records early amazement at young Jesus' understanding — foreshadowing the authoritative teaching at the start of his ministry.

John 7:46 echoes the uniqueness of Jesus' speech, as officers say no one spoke like Him.

Acts 6:10 describes Stephen's irresistible wisdom, echoing the Spirit-empowered authority seen in Jesus.