Exodus 20:20 says the fear of God is given to keep people from sinning — the same purpose expressed here for walking in God's ways.

1 Samuel 12:24 exhorts to fear the Lord and serve Him faithfully — matching the prayer's goal that the people fear God and walk in His ways.

Psalm 128:1 blesses those who fear the Lord and walk in His ways, directly affirming the same central condition Solomon requests.

Acts 9:31 uses 'walking in the fear of the Lord' for the early church, showing this devotion continues in the NT community.

Deuteronomy 8:6 commands walking in God's ways and fearing Him, directly echoing the request Solomon makes for Israel.

Job 28:28 defines fear of the Lord as wisdom and departing from evil, expanding the covenant walk Solomon prays for.

Psalm 130:4 ties forgiveness to the fear of the Lord, adding a redemptive motive for the reverent walk Solomon prays for.