In Job 34:10, Elihu repeats his call to 'hearken unto me' within the same speech, reinforcing his demand.

In Job 34:34, Elihu again appeals to 'men of understanding' to listen, closing his argument with the same call.

In Job 33:1, Elihu himself just previously asked Job to hear his speeches, directly continuing the same appeal.

In Job 13:6, Job also calls his friends to hear his reasoning, mirroring Elihu's appeal for attention.

In Job 15:17, Eliphaz uses a similar call to hear before declaring his vision, paralleling Elihu's opening.

In Job 21:2, Job asks his friends to hear his speech, echoing Elihu's request for a hearing.

Paul in 1 Corinthians 10:15 appeals to wise men to judge his words, similar to Elihu addressing the wise.