Psalm 108:12 is an exact repetition of this verse, emphasizing the same plea for divine help.

Psalm 124:1-3 acknowledges that without the Lord, enemies would have overwhelmed, echoing the futility of human help.

Psalm 146:3 directly warns against trusting princes, reinforcing that human help is vain.

Psalm 25:22 similarly pleads for God to redeem Israel from all troubles, reinforcing the need for divine rescue.

Isaiah 30:7 declares Egyptian help is vain, mirroring the same truth about human assistance.

Isaiah 31:3 contrasts human flesh with God's spirit, showing why human help fails.

2 Kings 6:27 shows a king admitting only God can help, underscoring the vanity of human aid.