In Psalm 78:41, the same testing of God is summarized, directly linking to the complaint in verse 19.

Exodus 16:8-10 records the same grumbling event — Moses tells them their complaint is against God, and the LORD's glory appears.

Numbers 11:4 records the same craving for meat that prompted the question in Psalm 78:19 — the people's demand for food.

Numbers 11:13 shows Moses echoing the people's demand for meat — the same crisis that led to the question in Psalm 78:19.

In Mark 8:4, the disciples again question where to get bread in a remote place, paralleling the wilderness complaint.

Numbers 21:5 records another instance of Israel speaking against God, complaining about the manna — a parallel rebellion to the one in Psalm 78:19.

Romans 9:20 rebukes the attitude of answering back to God — a direct parallel to the Israelites' questioning of God's provision in Psalm 78:19.

Exodus 15:24 records an earlier grumbling about water — a parallel complaint to the one about food in Psalm 78:19, both testing God.

In 2 Kings 7:2, an officer doubts Elisha's prophecy of abundance, mirroring Israel's skepticism about God's provision.