Psalm 86:4 directly repeats 'I lift up my soul' to the Lord, a parallel prayer of trust.

Psalm 143:8 also uses 'I lift up my soul to You,' identical expression of dependence.

Psalm 24:4 uses the same idiom 'lift up his soul' but to falsehood, contrasting with lifting to God.

Deuteronomy 24:15 uses the same Hebrew idiom 'lifts his soul' for a worker longing for wages.

1 Samuel 1:15 describes Hannah pouring out her soul before the Lord, a similar heartfelt prayer.

Lamentations 3:41 calls to lift up hearts and hands to God, a parallel action of lifting the soul.

In Job 22:26, 'lift up your face to God' parallels the lifting of the soul here, both expressing confident approach to God.