Psalm 119:50 explicitly states that God's promise is comfort in affliction — directly parallel to the consolations that cheer the soul.

Psalm 73:12-16 describes the psalmist's inner turmoil over the wicked's prosperity, similar to the many cares in Psalm 94:19 that find consolation in God.

Psalm 77:2-10 recounts a troubled soul refusing comfort, then remembering God—parallel to the cares and consolations theme in Psalm 94:19.

Psalm 119:92 finds delight in God's law as sustenance in affliction — akin to the consolations that cheer the soul.

Psalm 13:2 echoes the 'cares of my heart' with sorrow and anxiety — a parallel lament without the consolation.

Psalm 63:5 describes soul-satisfaction in God, contrasting with the cares but showing the outcome of God's consolations—joyful praise.

In 2 Corinthians 1:4, Paul describes the same divine comfort in affliction, which we then share with others — echoing the consolations that cheer the soul.

Habakkuk 3:16-18 trembles in distress yet rejoices in God—a direct parallel to the cares cheered by God's consolations in Psalm 94:19.

In 2 Corinthians 1:5, the abundance of comfort through Christ parallels the many consolations that cheer the soul amid cares.

Jeremiah 20:7-11 laments reproach but trusts God's deliverance, mirroring the many cares and divine consolations in Psalm 94:19.

Romans 5:2-5 explains how suffering produces hope through God's love, echoing the theme of divine consolation in the midst of many cares.