Mark 1:22 describes people astonished at Jesus' authoritative teaching, contrasting with scribes — the same authority that causes amazement in his hometown.

Mark 1:21 shows Jesus teaching in a Capernaum synagogue on the Sabbath, establishing the pattern of synagogue teaching that continues here.

Mark 1:39 summarizes Jesus preaching in synagogues throughout Galilee, providing the broader ministry context for this hometown visit.

John 6:42 records people questioning Jesus' divine origin because they know his parents — mirroring the hometown skepticism in Mark 6:3.

In John 7:15, people similarly marvel that Jesus knows letters without formal study, echoing the astonishment at his wisdom in Mark 6:2.

Matthew 4:23 summarizes Jesus' ministry of teaching in synagogues and healing, providing the broader context for the specific event in Mark 6:2.

Matthew 7:28 records crowds astonished at Jesus' authoritative teaching, directly parallel to the reaction in Mark 6:2.

Matthew 13:54 is the parallel account of Jesus teaching in Nazareth, with the same question about his wisdom and mighty works.

Luke 4:22 is the parallel account of Jesus in Nazareth, where people marvel at his gracious words and question his origin.

Luke 4:32 notes people amazed at his authoritative teaching, the same reaction seen here in his hometown.

Matthew 22:33 shows crowds astonished at Jesus' teaching, similar to Mark 6:2's reaction, though in a different context.

Luke 4:15 summarizes Jesus teaching in synagogues and being praised, showing his pattern of synagogue ministry before the rejection.

Acts 4:13 shows amazement at uneducated apostles' boldness, paralleling wonder at Jesus' wisdom despite his humble background.

Luke 4:31 describes Jesus teaching in Capernaum synagogue on the Sabbath, another instance of his synagogue teaching paralleling Mark 6:2.