2 Samuel 7:9 recounts God's covenant with David—being with him and making him great, which is the basis for the victory imagery of high places.

Habakkuk 3:19 nearly quotes this verse: 'He makes my feet like hinds' feet and makes me tread on high places'—direct verbal parallel.

Isaiah 58:14 promises 'ride upon the high places of the earth'—a direct verbal echo of being set on high places as a blessing.

Deuteronomy 32:13 uses the same 'high places' imagery—God causing his people to ride on the heights, echoing Moses' song.

Isaiah 33:16 describes the righteous dwelling on high with secure defense—both verses portray God placing the faithful in elevated safety.