Psalm 39:2 describes the same experience: 'I was mute and silent' — a direct thematic echo of the psalmist's self-imposed silence.

In Mark 15:3-5, Jesus remains silent before accusers, directly fulfilling the psalmist's description of a mute who does not open his mouth.

In Matthew 27:12, Jesus answers nothing when accused, mirroring the psalmist's refusal to offer rebukes or defenses.

In Luke 23:9, Jesus gives no answer to Herod's questions, fulfilling the psalmist's portrayal of a silent sufferer.

In 2 Kings 18:36, the officials remain silent as commanded, paralleling the psalmist's deliberate muteness under pressure.