Psalm 40:13 cries 'make haste to help me'—the same urgent plea as 'hasten to me' in Psalm 141:1.

Psalm 71:12 echoes the same urgent request for God to make haste and not be far, reinforcing the cry for immediate help.

Psalm 143:7 similarly pleads for a speedy answer and for God not to hide His face, deepening the theme of urgent lament.

Psalm 38:22 directly says 'Make haste to help me,' providing an exact parallel to the plea for swift aid.

Psalm 88:2 asks God to incline His ear to the cry, matching the request for God to give ear to the voice.

Psalm 142:1 uses the same language of crying out to the Lord with voice, reinforcing the act of supplication.