Deuteronomy 32:40 swears by God's eternal life — directly affirming the living God proclaimed here.

Psalm 89:26 uses the identical title 'Rock of my salvation' — a direct echo of David's praise here.

Exodus 15:2 uses similar praise language — 'my strength, my song, my salvation' — paralleling David's declaration.

In 1 Samuel 25:39, David blesses God for avenging him against Nabal—a concrete example of God as rock of salvation.

Psalm 18:46 is nearly identical wording to this verse—both record David's song, affirming God as living rock and salvation.

Psalm 95:1 also calls God 'the rock of our salvation'—the same image of God as a saving rock used in worship.

Deuteronomy 32:39 affirms God's exclusive power over life and death — reinforcing the living God praised as rock here.

Job 19:25 confesses a living Redeemer — similar to David's declaration of the living God as his rock.

Luke 1:47 records Mary rejoicing in God her Savior — parallel to David's exultation in the God of his salvation.