In Revelation 22:2, the river supports the tree of life on both sides — the water of life enables the tree's fruit and healing.

Revelation 21:6 offers the spring of the water of life to the thirsty, directly connected to the river here.

Revelation 7:17 mentions the Lamb guiding to springs of water of life, a parallel promise within the same book.

In Revelation 7:11, angels worship around the throne — the very throne from which the river of life proceeds.

In Revelation 7:10, the multitude ascribes salvation to God and the Lamb on the throne — the source of the river of life.

In Revelation 5:13, all creation worships God and the Lamb on the throne — the same throne from which the river of life flows here.

In Revelation 4:2, the throne in heaven is introduced — the river here flows from that same throne.

Revelation 5:6 shows the Lamb standing near the throne — here the river flows from the throne of God and the Lamb, connecting both.

In Revelation 4:6, a sea of glass clear as crystal lies before the throne — here a river clear as crystal flows from it.

Revelation 4:5 describes the throne with lightning and torches — both verses center on the same heavenly throne, but the river is new.

John 4:14 promises that Jesus' water becomes a spring to eternal life — here that spring is a river from the throne.

John 7:39 identifies the living water as the Holy Spirit, revealing that the river may symbolize the Spirit's outpouring.

John 7:38 quotes Scripture about rivers of living water from believers, echoing the same living water imagery here.

John 4:10 records Jesus offering living water — the same living water now flows from the throne as a river.

Zechariah 14:8 prophesies living waters from Jerusalem on that day, fulfilled in Revelation's river from the throne.

Psalm 36:9 declares God is the fountain of life, prefiguring the river of life flowing from God's throne in the New Jerusalem.

Psalm 36:9 calls God the fountain of life — the same source as the river of life flowing from God's throne here.

Ezekiel 47:1-9 shows water from the temple becoming a life-giving river, a typological prefiguring of this heavenly river.

Psalm 46:4 describes a river making glad God's city, directly parallel to the river of life in the New Jerusalem.

Jeremiah 17:13 also calls God the fountain of living water, warning those who forsake Him — here the fountain flows from His throne.

Jeremiah 2:13 laments Israel forsaking the fountain of living waters — in contrast, Revelation shows that fountain restored and flowing.

In Luke 16:24, the rich man begs for a drop of water in torment — contrasting sharply with the endless river of life in Rev 22:1.

In Numbers 20:8, God brings water from a rock—a type of Christ supplying living water, now fulfilled in the river from God's throne.

Psalm 42:2 expresses deep thirst for God—the river of life in Revelation is the ultimate fulfillment of that longing.

In Isaiah 12:3, drawing water from salvation's wells anticipates the free-flowing river of life in the new creation.

In Isaiah 35:6, waters break forth in the wilderness as a sign of messianic restoration, prefiguring the river of life in the new creation.

In Isaiah 55:1, the invitation to come to the waters finds ultimate fulfillment in the river of life offered freely in Revelation.

In 1 John 5:11, eternal life is in God's Son — the river flowing from the throne of God and the Lamb reflects that source.

Acts 3:15 calls Jesus the Author of life — the very life that flows as a river from the throne.

In John 7:37, Jesus invites the thirsty to come to him for living water — Rev 22:1 reveals that water as a river from God and the Lamb.

In John 5:26, both Father and Son have life in themselves — Rev 22:1 shows that life flowing as a river from their throne.

In Genesis 2:10, a river flows from Eden to water the garden — a type of the river of life from God's throne in the new creation.

In John 1:4, the Word possesses life — Rev 22:1 shows that life flowing as a river from the throne of God and the Lamb.

In Joel 3:18, a fountain flows from the Lord's house — Rev 22:1 similarly shows a river of life from God's throne, both portraying life-giving water from God's presence.

In Acts 2:33, Jesus pours out the Holy Spirit — a foretaste of the river of life flowing from His throne here.

John 14:6 identifies Jesus as the life — the same life that flows as a river from God and the Lamb.

In Psalm 78:15, God brought water from a rock in the wilderness, prefiguring the river of life from God's throne in the new creation.

In John 1:29, Jesus is identified as the Lamb of God — Rev 22:1 portrays that same Lamb on the throne giving life.

John 11:25 declares Jesus as the resurrection and the life — the life symbolized by the river in Revelation.

In John 5:18, Jesus is accused of making himself equal with God — Rev 22:1 places the Lamb on the same throne, affirming that equality.

In Luke 22:69, Jesus declares he will sit at God's right hand — Rev 22:1 shows the Lamb sharing that throne from which the water flows.

Job 20:17 says the wicked will not see rivers of honey—contrasting with the river of life given to the righteous in Revelation.