Psalm 61:4 similarly seeks refuge under God's wings, reinforcing the sheltering image.

Psalm 57:1 also uses the 'shadow of your wings' refuge imagery, echoing the same protective metaphor.

Psalm 17:8 uses the identical 'shadow of thy wings' imagery, directly paralleling the protection metaphor.

Psalm 36:7 uses the same 'shadow of your wings' refuge imagery, directly echoing the protection metaphor.

In Psalm 18:2, David calls God his shield and refuge—the same protective imagery as Psalm 91:4's feathers and shield.

Psalm 28:7 also calls God a shield, reinforcing the protection imagery of feathers and shield in Psalm 91:4.

In Hebrews 6:18, those who 'fled for refuge' directly echo the refuge under wings in Psalm 91:4, with God's inability to lie confirming His faithfulness.

Genesis 15:1 calls God a shield to Abram, directly paralleling the shield metaphor in Psalm 91:4.

Matthew 23:37 uses the hen gathering chicks under wings, a NT echo of the same protective wing imagery.

Ruth 2:12 uses the same 'under whose wings you take refuge' phrase, applied to Ruth's trust in God.

Deuteronomy 32:11 depicts God as an eagle spreading wings to carry His people, a parallel protective bird metaphor.

In 2 Samuel 22:31, God is called a 'shield for all who take refuge in him'—identical imagery to Psalm 91:4's shield and refuge.

In Deuteronomy 33:12, Benjamin dwells in safety as God surrounds him—similar to the refuge under wings in Psalm 91:4.

Isaiah 31:5 uses bird hovering and shielding imagery, directly echoing the protective wings of Psalm 91:4.

In Exodus 34:6, God proclaims Himself 'abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness'—the very faithfulness that Psalm 91:4 calls a shield.

Luke 13:34 uses the same mother bird gathering chicks under wings imagery, echoing God's protective care in Psalm 91:4.

In Exodus 33:22, God covers Moses with His hand—a parallel image of divine covering and protection as in Psalm 91:4's feathers and wings.