In Matthew 4:24, news spreads and people bring the sick — expanding on the healing summary of verse 23.

Matthew 8:16 shows Jesus casting out demons and healing all the sick, a concrete example of the healing ministry summarized in Matthew 4:23.

Matthew 8:17 cites Isaiah's prophecy that Jesus' healings fulfill: 'He took our illnesses and bore our diseases', giving prophetic foundation to the healing summary.

In Matthew 9:35, the same summary of Jesus' ministry appears — teaching, preaching, healing — reinforcing the pattern.

Matthew 10:7 has Jesus sending disciples to proclaim 'The kingdom of heaven is at hand', the same message He himself proclaimed in Matthew 4:23.

Matthew 10:8 commissions disciples to heal the sick, etc., directly extending Jesus' healing ministry described in Matthew 4:23.

In Matthew 24:14, the same 'gospel of the kingdom' is preached worldwide, expanding the scope of Jesus' initial proclamation.

Matthew 11:5 lists healings and good news preached to the poor, confirming that Jesus' works match the summary of His ministry in Matthew 4:23.

Matthew 15:31 shows the people's amazed reaction to the healings, echoing the scope of healing from 4:23.

Matthew 15:30 provides a concrete example of the healing ministry summarized in 4:23, with crowds bringing the lame, blind, and mute to Jesus.

Matthew 13:54 records Jesus teaching in his hometown synagogue, adding the astonished reaction to the summary.

Matthew 12:9 gives a specific synagogue teaching event, illustrating the general pattern described in the summary.

In Matthew 11:1, Jesus goes to teach and preach in towns — echoing the teaching and preaching but leaving out healing.

Luke 8:1 is another summary: Jesus going through towns 'proclaiming and bringing the good news of the kingdom', mirroring Matthew 4:23.

In Luke 9:11, Jesus similarly teaches about God's kingdom and heals — a parallel summary of his ministry.

Luke 5:17 notes that the Lord's power was with Jesus to heal, reinforcing the divine authority behind the healing ministry of 4:23.

In Luke 10:9, Jesus instructs disciples to heal and announce the kingdom's nearness — echoing the same dual mission.

Luke 4:41 adds that Jesus also drove out demons, expanding on the healing mentioned in 4:23 with an exorcism aspect.

Luke 4:40 records Jesus healing all who had various sicknesses at sunset, a direct parallel to the healing summary in 4:23.

In Luke 13:10, another synagogue teaching and healing (woman bent over) mirrors the pattern described here.

Luke 4:18 quotes Jesus' proclamation of good news to the poor, revealing the specific content of the 'gospel of the kingdom' He preached.

In Luke 4:16, Jesus' synagogue teaching in Nazareth exemplifies the summary here—same setting and pattern.

In Acts 9:20, Paul immediately preaches Christ in synagogues, continuing the same apostolic pattern Jesus began.

Acts 10:38 echoes Matthew's summary, emphasizing that Jesus' healing and doing good were empowered by the Holy Spirit's anointing.

Mark 3:10 notes that Jesus healed many, causing crowds to press in—a specific instance of the widespread healing summarized in 4:23.

Mark 1:39 is almost identical to Matthew 4:23 but adds 'casting out demons,' expanding the summary of Jesus' activities.

Mark 1:32-34 describes a similar event: people bring the sick and demon-possessed to Jesus, and he heals many, matching the pattern in 4:23.

In Acts 18:4, Paul reasons in the synagogue every Sabbath, replicating Jesus' pattern of synagogue teaching.

John 18:20 records Jesus stating he always taught openly in synagogues, directly confirming the teaching activity described in Matthew 4:23.

Luke 23:5 records the accusation that Jesus stirred the people by teaching from Galilee, which directly cites the Galilean teaching ministry summarized in Matthew 4:23.

Luke 4:23 quotes the proverb 'Physician, heal yourself' referring to Jesus' healing fame, directly connected to the healing works described in Matthew 4:23.

Luke 5:15 describes crowds coming to hear Jesus and be healed, directly paralleling the summary of teaching and healing in Matthew 4:23.

Luke 6:6 gives a specific example of Jesus teaching in a synagogue on the Sabbath and healing, illustrating the general ministry of Matthew 4:23.

John 7:1 reveals that Jesus' Galilean focus was due to death threats in Judea, providing context for the summary in Matthew.

Luke 4:17 gives a concrete example of Jesus teaching in a synagogue: He reads from Isaiah's scroll, showing how He taught in those settings.

Acts 1:1 refers to the former book detailing Jesus' doings and teachings — the same ministry summarized here.

Mark 6:2 shows Jesus teaching in the Nazareth synagogue with astonishment, a specific instance of the general summary.

Mark 1:21 provides an early example of Jesus teaching in a Capernaum synagogue, concretizing the general summary.

Luke 4:37 reports that news about Jesus spread throughout the region, matching the fame from his teaching and healing ministry in Matthew 4:23.

Luke 20:1 depicts Jesus teaching and preaching the gospel in the temple, a specific later instance of the same ministry summarized in Matthew 4:23.

Psalm 103:3 declares that God heals all diseases, which Jesus embodies in his healing ministry described in 4:23.

John 4:45 notes Galileans welcomed Jesus because they saw his works, echoing the ministry of signs and teaching that began in Galilee per Matthew 4:23.

Mark 6:6 shows Jesus continuing to teach despite unbelief in his hometown, adding a personal response to the summary of his Galilean ministry.

In Acts 20:25, Paul declares he preached the kingdom — echoing Jesus' own preaching of the kingdom in this verse.

In Acts 28:31, Paul proclaims the kingdom of God — continuing the same mission Jesus began here.

Luke 6:17 describes a large crowd gathering around Jesus, similar to the crowds attracted by his teaching and healing in 4:23.