Matthew 17:9 also mentions resurrection after death, linking the transfiguration command to this prediction.

Matthew 12:40 compares Jesus' three days in the tomb to Jonah's three days — echoing the same timeframe.

Matthew 16:21 is Jesus' earlier identical prediction of his death and resurrection — reinforcing this teaching.

Matthew 20:18 details the betrayal, condemnation, and death — a more specific parallel prediction of Jesus’ passion.

Matthew 27:63 shows the enemies recalling this prediction after the crucifixion, seeking to prevent the resurrection.

Matthew 28:6 is the angel announcing the resurrection, confirming the promise that he would rise on the third day.

Psalm 16:10 prophesies that God's faithful one will not see decay — fulfilled in Jesus' resurrection on the third day.

1 Corinthians 15:4 explicitly states Christ was raised on the third day — directly parallel to this resurrection prediction.

1 Corinthians 15:3 summarizes Christ's death for sins — the very death Jesus predicts here.

Acts 2:23-31 cites Psalm 16:10 to argue that David foresaw and God fulfilled Christ's resurrection — confirming this prediction.

John 16:20-22 promises grief will turn to joy — the very joy of the resurrection after the third day.

John 2:19 has Jesus predicting his own resurrection in three days — the same event announced here.

Daniel 9:26 prophesies the Anointed One being cut off, directly corresponding to Jesus being killed here.

Isaiah 53:10-12 describes the servant's death for sin and his vindication, perfectly matching the killing and resurrection.

Luke 18:31 emphasizes that everything written by the prophets about the Son of Man will be fulfilled, including his death.

Luke 24:6 records the angel’s announcement that Jesus has risen, directly fulfilling the prediction of resurrection.

Luke 24:46 explains that the Messiah must suffer and rise on the third day, echoing this prediction as Scripture fulfillment.

Luke 9:44 is the parallel prediction in Luke, focusing on the Son of Man being delivered into human hands.

Mark 10:33 is the parallel prediction in Mark’s gospel, with the same details of delivery, condemnation, and death.

Genesis 22:4 mentions 'on the third day' in Abraham's sacrifice — a typological foreshadowing of Jesus' resurrection.

John 16:6 shows disciples' grief at Jesus' departure prediction — same sorrowful response as here.