"Tuesday morning the meeting closed, and we went to Sherman, Kansas, where another camp meeting had been appointed. This was an interesting and profitable meeting, although there were only about one hundred brethren and sisters present. It was designed for a general gathering of the scattered ones. Some were present from southern Kansas, Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Nebraska, and Tennessee. At this meeting my husband joined me, and from here, with Elder Haskell and our daughter, we went to Dallas, Texas. LS 240.1"
"Therefore they that were scattered abroad went every where preaching the word."
Both passages describe people traveling and spreading their message. In Acts, it's the early Christians scattered by persecution; in EGW, it's a group attending camp meetings in various locations. The connection lies in the theme of spreading the message through travel.
"had in years past liberally assisted us in our affliction. They were somewhat improved in health when we left them to attend the Plano camp meeting, held November 12-19. Here we were happy to meet our old friends Elder R. M. Kilgore and his wife. And we were highly pleased to find a large and intelligent body of brethren on the ground. My testimony was never received more readily and heartily than by this people. I became deeply interested in the work in the great State of Texas. LS 240.2"
"Partly, whilst ye were made a gazingstock both by reproaches and afflictions; and partly, whilst ye became companions of them that were so used."
Both passages touch on the themes of affliction and support within a religious community. Hebrews 10:33 mentions sharing in the afflictions of others, while the EGW passage describes receiving assistance during a time of affliction. The connection is thematic, though not a direct parallel.