Revelation 22:6
And he said unto me, These sayings are faithful and true: and the Lord God of the holy prophets sent his angel to shew unto his servants the things which must shortly be done.
Cross-reference
Revelation 22:7 immediately follows with a call to keep the prophecy — showing the appropriate response to the trustworthy words.
Revelation 22:16 identifies Jesus as the angel's sender, confirming the divine source of the trustworthy words in 22:6.
Revelation 1:1 uses the identical wording about God sending his angel to show servants what must soon take place.
In Revelation 19:9, the same phrase 'these are the true words of God' appears, reinforcing the divine authentication of the prophecy.
In Revelation 21:5, the same declaration 'these words are trustworthy and true' is repeated from the throne, emphasizing reliability.
Revelation 1:3 also declares the time is near and blesses those who keep the prophecy, directly reinforcing the urgency.
Revelation 3:14 describes Christ as the faithful and true witness, the same attributes given to the words, linking their authority.
Revelation 4:1 uses the same phrase 'show you what must take place', initiating the vision that culminates in the promise.
2 Peter 3:9 explains God's patience as the reason for apparent delay, complementing the assurance of fulfillment.
2 Peter 3:8 reveals God's timeless perspective, providing insight into how 'soon' in prophetic promises operates beyond human time.
Luke 1:70 echoes the theme of God speaking through holy prophets from of old, linking to 'God of the spirits of the prophets' here.
Acts 3:18 affirms that God foretold Christ's sufferings through all prophets, reinforcing the role of prophecy fulfilled—a thematic parallel.
1 Peter 1:12 says prophets served future generations and angels long to look, linking to the angelic delivery of prophecy in this verse.
Genesis 41:32 states God's decree is fixed and will happen soon — echoing the certainty and imminence of the prophecy here.
Romans 1:2 states God promised beforehand through his prophets in Scripture, aligning with the idea of prophetic revelation from God.
2 Peter 3:2 calls believers to remember prophetic predictions — here the trustworthy prophecy is sent by God's angel.