Mark 1:34 shows Jesus driving out many demons and not letting them speak—consistent with his command in Mark 1:25 to be quiet.

Mark 3:12 records Jesus giving strict orders not to tell who he was—the same silencing command as in Mark 1:25.

Mark 9:25 records another exorcism where Jesus rebukes an unclean spirit and commands it to come out, mirroring this pattern.

Luke 4:35 is the parallel account of the same Capernaum exorcism, with identical rebuke and command to be silent.

In Luke 4:41, Jesus rebukes demons and silences them because they knew he was Christ — same silencing pattern.

Matthew 8:16 summarizes Jesus casting out demons with a word — directly parallel to this specific exorcism by command.

Acts 16:18 shows Paul, in Jesus' name, commanding a spirit to come out — echoing Jesus' rebuke here and extending his authority.

In Matthew 8:8, the centurion says Jesus need only 'say the word' to heal — echoing the authority Jesus demonstrates by commanding the demon.