Deuteronomy 5:24 records the people acknowledging God's glory and greatness, echoing the call to ascribe greatness here.

Exodus 6:3 explains that God's name Yahweh was not fully known to the patriarchs, connecting to the proclamation of His name.

Exodus 34:5-7 depicts God proclaiming His own name and attributes, directly paralleling the proclamation here.

1 Chronicles 29:11 directly ascribes greatness, power, and glory to God, a strong parallel to the call to ascribe greatness.

Psalm 29:1 echoes this call, commanding heavenly beings to ascribe glory and strength to the Lord, reinforcing the theme of proclaiming God's greatness.

Psalm 29:2 continues the ascription, urging worship of God in the splendor of holiness and giving glory due his name—a direct parallel.

Psalm 105:1-5 directly echoes 'proclaim his name' and 'glory in his holy name', adding a call to remember his wonders and seek his strength.

Psalm 145:1-10 extensively praises God's name and greatness, declaring his mighty acts and goodness—a fuller development of the same ascription.

Psalm 145:3 declares 'Great is the LORD' and his greatness unsearchable, directly echoing the ascription of greatness.

Psalm 150:2 calls to praise God according to his excellent greatness, directly paralleling the command to ascribe greatness.

Jeremiah 10:6 declares that no one is like the Lord, and his name is mighty in power—directly affirming the greatness ascribed in this verse.

John 17:6 shows Jesus fulfilling this call by revealing the Father's name to his disciples, making God known personally.

John 17:26 continues Jesus' work of making the Father known, promising ongoing revelation so that God's love may dwell in believers.

1 Chronicles 17:19 praises God for doing all this greatness, paralleling the ascription of greatness to God.

Psalm 89:16-18 rejoices in God's name all day long and acknowledges him as the glory of their strength, expanding the theme of delighting in God's greatness.