Psalm 22:12-16 vividly describes being surrounded by bulls/enemies — identical imagery of encircling foes in distress.

Psalm 88:17 says enemies surround like a flood — same pressing-in imagery, though Psalm 88 is lament while here victory.

In Psalm 18:37, David pursues and overtakes his enemies — the opposite perspective: instead of being surrounded, he chases them down.

In Psalm 56:9, the psalmist trusts that when he cries out, his enemies will be turned back — a parallel confidence in God's deliverance from foes.

In 2 Kings 6:16, Elisha tells his servant not to fear the surrounding army because 'those who are with us are more than those with them'.

In 1 Samuel 17:45, David faces Goliath not with weapons but in the name of the Lord, matching the psalmist's trust against surrounding enemies.