In Matthew 16:27, the Son of Man comes in glory to reward — the same event as Jesus sitting on His throne here.

In Matthew 20:21, a mother requests thrones for her sons — a worldly ambition that contrasts with Jesus' promise of thrones here.

In Matthew 25:31, the Son of Man sits on His glorious throne — directly parallel to the throne scene Jesus describes here.

Matthew 10:1 gives the twelve authority over unclean spirits — a present authority that prefigures their future authority to judge on thrones.

Isaiah 65:17 promises new heavens and earth, which Jesus calls 'the regeneration' when He will reign on His throne.

Revelation 21:12-14 names the twelve tribes on gates and the twelve apostles on foundations, directly fulfilling Jesus’ promise of twelve thrones.

In Revelation 21:5, God declares He is making all things new — the same renewal Jesus speaks of here.

Revelation 3:21 promises sitting with Christ on His throne, directly parallel to the twelve thrones given to the disciples in Matthew 19:28.

2 Timothy 2:12 promises co-reigning with Christ if we endure, reinforcing the thrones of Matthew 19:28 for all faithful believers.

In Acts 3:21, Peter speaks of the restoration of all things — the same era of renewal Jesus promises here.

In Luke 22:28-30, Jesus repeats the same promise — disciples will sit on thrones judging Israel, confirming these words.

Isaiah 65:17 promises new heavens and earth, which Jesus calls 'the regeneration' when He will reign on His throne.

Luke 22:30 contains the identical promise of sitting on thrones judging the twelve tribes.

Luke 6:13 records Jesus choosing the twelve apostles — the very group promised thrones in Matthew 19:28. Foundation of their appointment.

Revelation 4:4 depicts twenty-four elders on thrones, mirroring the image of the disciples sitting on thrones.

Revelation 20:4 shows thrones with those given authority to judge and reign with Christ, directly fulfilling the promise.

Daniel 7:22 depicts the Ancient of Days giving judgment to the saints — the same role Jesus promises the apostles in the new world.

In 1 Corinthians 6:2, Paul says believers will judge the world — an extension of the judging role Jesus gives the Twelve here.

In 2 Thessalonians 1:7-10, Jesus is revealed from heaven in judgment — the same glorious return when He sits on His throne.

Luke 18:29 parallels the reward for leaving everything, which in Matthew immediately follows the thrones promise.

In 2 Peter 3:13, a new heaven and earth is promised — the ultimate renewal that Jesus' throne judgment inaugurates.

In Revelation 20:11-15, the great white throne judgment occurs — the ultimate fulfillment of the Son of Man's judging role.

In 1 Corinthians 6:3, Paul expands the promise: believers will judge angels, not just tribes, showing a broader eschatological role.

Revelation 2:26 gives overcomers authority over nations, echoing the judicial rule over tribes promised in Matthew 19:28.

Revelation 2:27 specifies ruling with a rod of iron, a more detailed image of the authority implied by the thrones in Matthew 19:28.