1 Samuel 28:6 shows God not answering Saul's inquiry—parallel to enemies crying to God in vain here.

Job 27:9 questions if God hears the wicked's cry—same principle of unanswered prayer for the rebellious here.

Proverbs 1:28 warns that those who reject wisdom will not be answered—echoing God's silence toward David's enemies here.

Isaiah 1:15 echoes God refusing to hear prayers because of sin—same theme of unanswered cries to the LORD.

Micah 3:4 directly parallels: 'they will cry to the LORD, but he will not answer'—nearly identical wording and context of judgment.

Matthew 7:23 gives the rejection: 'I never knew you'—direct parallel to crying but not being answered.

Luke 13:25 describes knocking but being refused entry—same dynamic of crying for help and being denied.

Psalm 18:41 is the identical verse from the parallel account of David's song—verbatim echo of the same line.

Ezekiel 20:3 shows God refusing to be inquired of by rebellious elders—similar to David's report of God not answering.