Matthew 24:43 uses the thief analogy to answer the 'when' question — the coming is unexpected, so be ready. This is part of Jesus' immediate response to the disciples' inquiry.

Matthew 24:14 specifies that the gospel must be preached to all nations before the end comes — directly answering the disciples' question about the sign.

Matthew 13:39 introduces the identical phrase 'end of the age' in the parable of the weeds, linking harvest imagery to the disciples' question about the end's timing.

Matthew 13:40 repeats 'end of the age' with judgment imagery, directly echoing the eschatological framework of Matthew 24:3.

Matthew 13:49 again uses 'end of the age' to describe angelic separation, providing a parallel teaching on the final judgment that complements the disciples' query.

Matthew 28:20 closes the gospel with Jesus promising his presence 'to the end of the age' — the same phrase from the disciples' question, bookending the era of his coming.

Matthew 16:28 promises some will see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom — a nearer fulfillment that foreshadows the coming the disciples inquire about.

Daniel 12:6-8 shows Daniel asking 'How long?' about the end — a direct OT parallel to the disciples' question about the sign of Christ's coming.

Mark 13:3 names the four disciples who asked privately — Peter, James, John, and Andrew — adding detail not in Matthew.

Mark 13:4 records the identical question: 'Tell us, when will these things be?' confirming the synoptic tradition.

1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 expands on the 'times and seasons' question, urging watchfulness and describing the day of the Lord coming like a thief — directly addressing the disciples' concern in Matthew 24:3.

Luke 21:7 has the same question from disciples about the timing of the temple's destruction — another synoptic parallel.

Acts 1:7 records Jesus' direct answer to a similar inquiry about times — essentially saying the timing is the Father's prerogative, reinforcing the humility needed in Matthew 24:3.

Zechariah 14:5 prophesies the Lord coming to the Mount of Olives with His saints — the very location and event the disciples are questioning here.

Luke 17:30 describes the day the Son of Man is revealed — a parallel teaching on His coming that echoes the disciples' question.

Acts 1:6 shows the disciples still asking about kingdom restoration — mirroring their earlier question about the end of the age.

Hebrews 9:26 speaks of Christ appearing at the 'culmination of the ages' to deal with sin — a related concept to the 'end of the age' in Matthew 24:3, but emphasizing his first coming.