In Psalm 38:11, friends and kin stand far off — the same isolation as the sparrow alone on the roof.

Psalm 77:4 describes being kept awake and unable to speak, directly paralleling the psalmist's sleepless watching.

Psalm 22:2 cries out day and night without answer, similar to the psalmist's lonely watch in Psalm 102:7.

In Mark 14:33-37, Jesus in Gethsemane keeps a sorrowful vigil — the same lonely watching that foreshadows His suffering.

In Job 7:13-16, Job lies awake in anguish, preferring death over his suffering — echoing the psalmist's lonely vigil.

In Lamentations 3:28-30, the sufferer sits alone in silence, bearing reproach — mirroring the psalmist's lonely vigil.