Luke 12:37 is a parallel account: the master finds servants watching and serves them—same theme of blessing for readiness at his coming.

Luke 12:43 is the direct parallel verse—identical wording about the servant found doing his duty when the master returns.

Revelation 16:15 echoes the same 'blessed is he who watches'—Christ's coming like a thief and the call to be ready and faithful.

Luke 12:42 is the identical parable of the faithful and wise manager, reinforcing the call to be found doing when the master returns.

Proverbs 27:18 states that a servant who waits on his master will be honored—a wisdom parallel to the faithful servant's reward in Matthew.

1 Corinthians 4:5 expands on the coming judgment theme — the Lord will bring hidden motives to light and give praise, echoing the reward for faithful service.