Proverbs 3:19 says God founded the earth by wisdom — directly connecting to wisdom's role at the beginning here.

Colossians 1:17 declares Christ is before all things — reflecting the pre-existence of wisdom spoken of here.

John 1:1 identifies the Word as pre-existent — a typological fulfillment of wisdom's pre-existence described here.

John 1:2 restates that the Word was with God in the beginning — mirroring wisdom's claim to be at creation.

In Job 28:27, God sees, declares, and prepares wisdom — directly paralleling wisdom as God's first creation established at the dawn.

Hebrews 1:2 identifies the Son as the agent of creation, aligning with wisdom's role at the beginning in Proverbs 8:22.

1 Corinthians 1:24 explicitly identifies Christ as the wisdom of God, confirming that Proverbs 8 describes Him.

John 17:5 shows Jesus' pre-existent glory with the Father, directly echoing wisdom's claim to be possessed before creation.

John 8:58 declares Jesus' eternal 'I am' — contrasting wisdom's beginning with Christ's absolute preexistence as God.

Psalm 136:5 attributes the making of heavens to wisdom — reinforcing wisdom's role as the agent of creation.

Psalm 104:24 declares all things made in wisdom — showing wisdom as both the first work and the instrument of creation.

Psalm 93:2 says God's throne is from everlasting — contrasting wisdom's beginning with God's uncreated eternity.

In Job 38:4, God asks where Job was when earth's foundations were laid — highlighting that only wisdom was present at creation.

Genesis 1:1 places creation 'in the beginning' — the same context where wisdom says she was brought forth.

John 1:15 says Jesus existed before John — echoing wisdom's preexistence and pointing to Christ as the divine wisdom incarnate.

1 John 1:1 speaks of the Word from the beginning, a parallel to wisdom being from the beginning. Both describe pre-existence.

1 John 1:2 continues: eternal life was with the Father and manifested, mirroring wisdom's eternal presence before creation.