Psalm 35:14

I behaved myself as though he had been my friend or brother: I bowed down heavily, as one that mourneth for his mother.

Cross-reference

Psalm 38:6 Parallel

In Psalm 38:6, David is bowed down and mourning all day — a similar posture and lament, though for personal sin rather than others.

Job 30:25 Parallel

In Job 30:25, Job weeps for those in trouble — a direct parallel to David's grief for his enemies' misfortune.

Job 31:29 Parallel

In Job 31:29, Job denies rejoicing at his enemy's trouble — the same righteous attitude as David's mourning for his enemies here.

Matthew 5:44 commands loving enemies — David's mourning for his enemies here exemplifies that love before the command.

Romans 12:15 calls believers to weep with those who weep — David wept for his enemies, embodying this empathetic command.