1 Chronicles 16:8 gives an earlier command to proclaim God's name among the nations, closely related to the call to sing and proclaim.

Psalm 71:15 speaks of telling God's saving acts all day long, directly paralleling the daily proclamation of salvation.

Psalm 96:1-13 is a parallel version of this song, with nearly identical lines calling all the earth to sing to the Lord.

Isaiah 12:5 commands singing to the LORD and making his deeds known to the world, reinforcing the universal praise theme.

Psalm 66:1 commands all the earth to shout for joy, using a very similar universal call to praise.

In Exodus 15:21, Miriam leads singing after the exodus — a similar call to praise God for his salvation.

Psalm 40:10 describes proclaiming God's faithfulness and salvation to the assembly, mirroring the call to declare his salvation.

Psalm 30:4 echoes the same call to 'Sing to the LORD' but addresses his faithful people, narrowing the universal scope.