Mark 2:11 has Jesus commanding the paralytic to rise—another authoritative healing word from Jesus.

Mark 7:34 records Jesus saying 'Ephphatha' to heal a deaf man—another healing through a spoken command.

Mark 6:34 also describes Jesus' compassion (same Greek word) — here for a shepherdless crowd, showing consistent pity.

In Mark 9:27, Jesus takes the boy by the hand — a similar touch-healing as with the leper here.

Psalm 33:9 declares that God spoke and it came to be; Jesus' word here likewise accomplishes healing instantaneously.

Luke 7:13 uses the same compassion word — Jesus feels pity for the widow, mirroring His compassion for the leper.

Hebrews 1:3 says the Son upholds all things by his word of power; this healing demonstrates that sustaining authority.

Hebrews 4:15 affirms Jesus sympathizes with our weaknesses — His compassion in touching the leper demonstrates that sympathy.

Matthew 8:3 is the synoptic parallel, recounting the same healing with the same touch and command.

Matthew 8:15 describes Jesus touching Peter's mother-in-law and her fever leaving—another healing by touch and word.

Hebrews 2:17 describes Jesus as a merciful high priest — His compassionate touch here embodies that mercy.

Matthew 9:36 similarly records Jesus' compassion for the crowds — parallel to His compassion for the leper.