Psalm 119:16 similarly vows not to forget God's word — reinforcing the same commitment to remember the precepts that give life.

Psalm 119:50 also finds life and comfort in God's promise during affliction — the same life-giving theme from the same psalm.

Psalm 119:25 pleads for life according to God's word — the same request that is answered in Psalm 119:93's statement that precepts give life.

Psalm 119:176 closes the psalm with a similar vow not to forget God's commandments, even when straying — reinforcing the commitment in Psalm 119:93.

John 6:63 declares Jesus' words are spirit and life — extending the OT principle that God's precepts give life to the living Word.

In Proverbs 3:1, the same command to 'not forget' God's teaching reinforces the psalmist's resolve to remember precepts.

Ezekiel 33:15 speaks of 'statutes of life' that give life, echoing the psalmist's claim that precepts give life.

1 Peter 1:23 speaks of being born again through the living word of God — echoing the life-giving power of God's precepts in Psalm 119:93.