John 3:2 has Nicodemus respectfully calling Jesus 'Rabbi'—contrasting with the Pharisees who loved the title for themselves.

Luke 9:46 describes disciples arguing about greatness—a parallel to the Pharisees' love of honor and titles in Matthew 23:7.

John 3:26 shows John's disciples calling him 'Rabbi'—a proper use of the title, unlike the Pharisees' self-seeking love of it.

John 6:25 has the crowd addressing Jesus as 'Rabbi'—a respectful greeting, opposite to the Pharisees' craving for honor.

John 20:16 records Mary calling Jesus 'Rabboni'—an intimate title of reverence, contrasting with Pharisees' pride in being called Rabbi.