Matthew 13:43 describes the righteous shining in the Father's kingdom — the same kingdom where Jesus will drink wine anew.

Matthew 25:34 invites the blessed to inherit the kingdom — the same kingdom Jesus will celebrate with wine.

Isaiah 24:9-11 laments the absence of wine in judgment—contrasting with the joyful feast Jesus anticipates in the kingdom.

Isaiah 25:6 prophesies a feast of aged wine on God's mountain — the very kingdom banquet Jesus anticipates drinking.

Mark 14:25 is a parallel account of Jesus' saying, reinforcing the same promise of drinking new wine in the kingdom.

Luke 22:15-18 adds Jesus' eager desire to share this Passover, deepening the meaning of the future kingdom wine.

Luke 22:18 is the parallel account of Jesus' vow not to drink wine until the kingdom comes — identical promise.

Luke 22:30 expands on the kingdom banquet — Jesus promises eating and drinking at His table, reinforcing this future celebration.

Acts 10:41 records the disciples eating and drinking with the risen Christ—a foretaste of the future kingdom feast Jesus promised.