Judges 13:14 reiterates the same Nazirite restrictions on vine products for Samson's mother — a direct application of this rule.

Amos 2:12 condemns Israel for making Nazirites drink wine — a direct violation of the vow in Numbers 6:3.

Luke 1:15 says John the Baptist must not drink wine or strong drink, mirroring the Nazirite vow.

Luke 7:33 notes John the Baptist drank no wine — aligning with Nazirite abstention.

Luke 7:34 contrasts Jesus, who drank wine, with John's Nazirite-like abstention.

1 Timothy 5:23 advises drinking wine for health — opposing the Nazirite command to abstain entirely.

Judges 13:4 repeats the Nazirite abstention from wine for Samson's mother — directly echoing Numbers 6:3.

Leviticus 10:9 commands priests to abstain from wine before entering the tabernacle — a parallel restriction for a different sacred duty.

Proverbs 31:5 gives the reason kings should avoid wine — to maintain justice — contrasting with the Nazirite's reason of dedication.

Proverbs 31:4 warns kings against drinking wine — a similar prohibition but for leadership wisdom, not a vow.

Jeremiah 35:6-8 records the Rechabites' permanent abstention from wine by family rule — a parallel practice to the Nazirite's temporary vow.