Matthew 13:23 interprets the good soil as those who hear, understand, and bear fruit — giving the meaning behind the yield in verse 8.

Genesis 26:12 records Isaac's hundredfold harvest from God's blessing, mirroring the parable's good soil yield.

Luke 8:15 explains the good soil as those with an honest heart who keep the word and bear fruit — a parallel interpretation.

John 15:8 teaches that bearing much fruit glorifies God and identifies disciples, echoing the parable's fruitful good soil.

Mark 4:8 is the parallel account of the same parable, describing the same hundredfold crop from good soil.

Luke 8:8 is the parallel account, also telling of seed that fell on good soil and produced a hundredfold crop.