Mark 9:23 affirms that all things are possible for believers — contrasting the unbelief in Nazareth that limited Jesus' miracles.

In Mark 5:23, Jairus pleads for Jesus to lay hands on his daughter — the same action limited here by unbelief.

Isaiah 59:2 explains that sin separates from God — paralleling how unbelief in Nazareth hindered Jesus' miraculous work.

Matthew 13:58 gives the same account, explicitly stating unbelief as the reason Jesus did few miracles.

Luke 4:24 gives the principle: no prophet is accepted in his hometown, explaining the limited miracles here.

Isaiah 59:1 declares God's power unlimited — while Mark 6:5 shows unbelief blocking Jesus' miracles, not a lack of divine ability.

Luke 4:40 shows Jesus healing many by laying on hands — the same method, but more effective where faith exists.

Luke 13:13 shows healing through laying on hands — a specific instance of what Jesus could only do for a few here.

Acts 9:17 shows laying on hands for healing continuing in the early church — the same action Jesus used here.

Acts 28:8 shows Paul healing by laying on hands — the same practice Jesus used, though limited here.