In 1 Samuel 11:4, the people weep with the same phrase 'lifted up their voices' — a parallel response to a threat, here over lost families.

Genesis 37:33-35 shows Jacob's inconsolable grief over Joseph — paralleling the intense weeping of David's men over their captured loved ones.

In Numbers 14:1, the congregation weeps with the same phrase 'lifted up their voice' — a parallel of communal lament, here David's men weep over their loss.

In Judges 2:4, the people weep after the angel's rebuke with the same phrase 'lifted up their voice' — a parallel response of weeping, here over tragedy.

In Judges 21:2, the people also lift up their voices and weep bitterly after a disaster — a direct parallel to this scene of communal grief.

In 2 Samuel 3:32, David lifts up his voice and weeps at Abner's grave — the same phrase and a similar scene of mourning.

In Job 2:12, Job's friends lift up their voice and weep over his suffering — an exact parallel of the phrase and communal weeping.