In Matthew 27:60, Joseph rolls a stone to close the tomb — this is the stone that is later sealed and guarded.

In Matthew 28:4, the guards tremble in fear at the angel — a direct sequel to their posting at the tomb.

In Matthew 28:11, the guards report the resurrection to the chief priests — continuing the narrative from their guard duty.

Daniel 6:17 describes a sealed stone over the lions' den — a type of Jesus' sealed tomb, where God miraculously overcomes the seal.

In John 11:38, Lazarus' tomb is also sealed with a stone — a parallel burial scene that foreshadows Jesus' tomb.