Psalm 44:9 laments God's rejection and humiliation, exactly matching the fear of being utterly rejected.

Psalm 60:1 cries that God has rejected and been angry, then pleads for restoration—mirroring the fear and hope here.

In Jeremiah 15:1-5, God declares He will not relent even with intercession, directly reinforcing the fear of being utterly rejected.

In Ezekiel 37:11, Israel says 'our hope is lost; we are clean cut off,' mirroring the lament's dread of total rejection.

In Hosea 1:6, God names a child 'No Mercy,' declaring no forgiveness—a direct answer to the lament's question.

In Isaiah 5:25, God's anger remains unquenched despite judgment, reflecting the 'angry beyond measure' of the lament.

In Jeremiah 6:30, God calls Israel 'rejected silver,' explicitly stating rejection—a clear parallel to the lament's fear.

In Jeremiah 14:19, the prophet asks 'Have you utterly rejected Judah?'—the same desperate question as the lament.