In Psalm 102:2, the same phrase 'incline your ear' appears — a direct verbal parallel of the plea for God to hear.

Psalm 141:1 also calls on God to give ear to the voice, sharing the theme of urgent prayer for divine attention.

In Lamentations 3:8, the prophet also cries out but finds his prayer shut out — a parallel experience of unanswered prayer.

In 1 Kings 8:28, Solomon similarly asks God to incline his ear to prayer — a strong verbal parallel of the plea for divine attention.