Matthew 14:14 shows Jesus healing all the sick, paralleling the comprehensive healing ministry described in this verse.

Matthew 4:23 summarizes Jesus' ministry of healing every disease, directly paralleling the actions in this verse.

Matthew 12:22 is a specific exorcism and healing, illustrating the same power Jesus displayed in the evening healings here.

Matthew 4:24 is an earlier summary of Jesus' healing ministry, echoing the same pattern but not the specific evening event.

Mark 1:32-34 records the same evening event — they brought all the sick and demon-possessed, and he healed many. Direct parallel account.

Mark 1:34 is the parallel summary of that same evening: Jesus healed many and cast out many demons, directly matching Matthew 8:16.

Mark 5:8 shows Jesus commanding an unclean spirit with a word, directly paralleling his exorcism method here.

Mark 9:25 records Jesus rebuking a deaf and mute spirit by command, another instance of his authoritative exorcism.

Luke 4:40 is the parallel account of that evening — people brought the sick, he laid hands and healed them all.

Acts 19:13-16 contrasts failed exorcists using Jesus' name against Jesus' own effortless authority over demons here.

Acts 5:16 describes people bringing sick and demon-possessed who are all healed, mirroring this scene.

Mark 1:25-27 recounts an earlier exorcism in the synagogue — a specific instance of the authority Jesus used to cast out spirits in Matthew 8:16.