Psalm 44:23 calls on God to awake — a parallel plea to Psalm 74:11's request for God to act with His hand.

Psalm 3:7 directly calls on God to strike enemies — a parallel cry for the same action 74:11 requests.

Psalm 44:3 recalls God's right hand winning the land in the past — contrasting with His current inaction in 74:11.

Psalm 60:5 pleads for help with God's right hand — directly parallel to 74:11's request to use that hand.

Psalm 78:65 depicts God awakening like a warrior, answering the plea for His hand to act — showing He will eventually stir.

Isaiah 64:12 echoes the same question of why God restrains Himself and remains silent in affliction.

Lamentations 2:3 describes God withdrawing His right hand — the very action Psalm 74:11 questions.

Exodus 15:6 celebrates God's right hand shattering enemies — the same power 74:11 asks to be unleashed.

Ezekiel 7:22 describes God turning His face away, paralleling the withdrawn hand — both depict divine abandonment.

Lamentations 5:1 echoes this plea for God to remember and see Israel's disgrace — both are communal laments asking God to act.