Romans 5:17 expands the Adam-Christ typology, contrasting death's reign through Adam with life's reign through Christ, directly building on the type.

Romans 5:21 concludes the comparison: as sin reigned in death, grace reigns through righteousness to eternal life, reinforcing the typology.

Romans 6:9 contrasts death's former reign (v.14) with Christ's victory — death no longer has dominion over Him.

Genesis 5:5-31 repeatedly notes 'and he died' for each patriarch, concretely showing death's reign from Adam to Moses.

Hebrews 9:27 states that death is appointed for everyone once, directly affirming the universal reign of death.

1 Corinthians 15:55 taunts death's defeat, contrasting with the death reign described in v.14.

Genesis 4:8 records Cain's murder of Abel, an early instance of death reigning after Adam's fall, illustrating the reign of death.

Genesis 7:22 describes all land creatures dying in the flood, another demonstration of death's universal reign during that period.

Genesis 19:25 recounts the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, an event showing death reigning through judgment, supporting the claim.

Exodus 1:6 notes the death of Joseph and his generation, continuing the pattern of death's reign from Adam to Moses.