Psalm 69:7 uses the same phrase 'dishonor has covered my face', linking personal shame to suffering for God's sake.

Psalm 89:45 describes God covering the king with shame, a similar image applied to a different figure.

In Joshua 7:7-9, Joshua's shame after defeat mirrors the confusion and shame of Psalm 44:15 — both cry out to God.

In Ezra 9:6, Ezra's shame and humiliation before God directly parallels the 'shame of my face' in Psalm 44:15.

In Jeremiah 3:25, 'let our dishonor cover us' echoes the shame covering the psalmist's face in Psalm 44:15.

Jeremiah 51:51 uses the exact phrase 'dishonor has covered our faces' for Israel's shame after temple invasion.

Daniel 9:7 confesses 'open shame' for Israel's sins, paralleling the psalmist's sense of dishonor.