Mark 15:40 identifies the same women from the cross — confirming they witnessed Jesus' burial.

Mark 16:1 shows these women returning to anoint Jesus — continuing their faithful witness from burial to resurrection.

Mark 16:9 confirms Mary Magdalene, who saw Jesus buried here, is first to see Him risen — key witness continuity.

Matthew 27:61 confirms the same women (Mary Magdalene and the other Mary) sitting opposite the tomb, paralleling their observation of the burial site.

Matthew 28:1 continues the story: the same women go to the tomb at dawn, building on their knowledge of where Jesus was laid.

Luke 23:55 independently records the women following Joseph and seeing the tomb, corroborating their witness of the burial location.

Luke 23:56 adds that after seeing the tomb, the women prepared spices and rested on the Sabbath, showing their immediate response.

Luke 24:1 shows the women returning to the tomb with spices on Sunday, continuing the account from their earlier observation.

Luke 24:2 describes their discovery of the rolled-away stone, the next event after they knew the tomb's location.

Matthew 27:56 lists 'Mary the mother of James and Joseph' among the crucifixion witnesses, confirming the identity of the Mary in Mark 15:47.