In Mark 1:45, Jesus's fame spreads further — a direct narrative continuation of the fame mentioned in Mark 1:28.

Mark 6:14 reports that Jesus' name was spread abroad, reaching Herod — a later consequence of the initial fame.

In Matthew 4:24, this same fame spreads into Syria, extending the geographical scope beyond Galilee.

Luke 4:37 echoes the exact same phrase: Jesus' fame spreading throughout the surrounding region.

Matthew 14:35 describes people recognizing Jesus and spreading word throughout that region — parallel to the fame from Mark 1:28.

Luke 4:14 records the same spread of Jesus' fame through Galilee right after his temptation.

Luke 5:15 shows the fame increasing even more, drawing great crowds — a later development of Mark 1:28.

Luke 7:17 extends the spread to all Judea and the region — broader than the Galilean scope in Mark 1:28.

Matthew 9:31 shows the healed men spreading Jesus' fame in that land — another instance of the same pattern.