Exodus 20:11 grounds the Sabbath in God making heaven, earth, sea in six days, directly supporting the creative act in Acts 7:50.

Psalm 33:6-9 describes creation by God's word and command, complementing Acts 7:50's 'my hand made all' with a different creative action.

Psalm 146:6 explicitly states God made heaven, earth, and sea, directly affirming the same creative act as Acts 7:50.

Isaiah 44:24 similarly proclaims that God alone made all things, reinforcing Stephen's argument that God needs no human-built house.

Isaiah 45:7 extends God's creative sovereignty to include darkness and calamity, showing His absolute control over all things.

Isaiah 45:12 explicitly states God made the earth, man, and the heavens with His hands — a direct parallel to 'my hand made all these things.'

Jeremiah 10:11 contrasts the true Creator with powerless idols, supporting Stephen's implication that God alone is worthy of worship.

Jeremiah 32:17 acknowledges God made heaven and earth by His great power, affirming the same creative act Stephen references.

Psalm 50:9-12 declares all creatures and the earth belong to God, reinforcing His ownership implied in 'my hand made all these things'.