Luke 8:49 is the parallel account of the same event, reporting Jairus's daughter's death.

Matthew 9:23 recounts the same scene — the arrival at Jairus's house with mourners, adding detail to the death report.

John 5:25 declares the dead will hear the Son's voice and live, a power Jesus demonstrates by raising the girl.

John 11:25 states Jesus is the resurrection and life, a claim he fulfills in raising Jairus's daughter.

John 4:49 shows a father pleading before his son's death — contrasting with the messengers here announcing death and assuming it's too late.

John 11:21 has Martha lament that Jesus' presence could have prevented Lazarus's death, similar to Jairus's crisis.

John 11:32 repeats Mary's lament like Martha's, echoing the sentiment of Jesus arriving too late.