In 1 Kings 18:26, the prophets of Baal cried from morning till noon with no answer — this verse continues the same scene into the afternoon.

1 Kings 18:36 shows Elijah praying to the true God who answers with fire — stark contrast to the Baal prophets' unanswered frenzy.

In 1 Kings 18:37, Elijah prays 'Answer me, O Lord' — directly contrasting Baal's silence with God's response.

1 Kings 22:12 shows false prophets confidently giving a false victory prophecy, like the Baal prophets' failed prophesying.

In Judges 6:31, Joash says if Baal is a god, let him contend for himself — exactly the lack of response seen here.

Exodus 29:41 institutes the evening sacrifice — the very time marker used here for when Baal's prophets gave up.

Numbers 28:4 also prescribes the evening lamb offering — the same ritual timeline against which Baal's silence is measured.

Psalm 65:2 declares that God hears prayer, contrasting with the silence of Baal when his prophets cried out.

Jeremiah 28:6-9 gives the test of true prophecy (fulfillment), contrasting with the Baal prophets' lack of response.

In 1 Chronicles 16:40, the regular evening sacrifice is described, which sets the time of day when the Baal prophets received no answer.

Psalm 108:6 pleads for God to answer, in contrast to Baal's failure to answer his prophets here.

Galatians 4:8 says serving false gods is slavery to non-gods — mirroring the futility of Baal's prophets here.

In 2 Timothy 3:9, the folly of false teachers becomes obvious — similar to Baal's prophets being publicly exposed.