In Ecclesiastes 3:15, the same cyclical pattern is affirmed: whatever now exists has already been, echoing 'nothing new under the sun'.

In Ecclesiastes 7:10, the author applies this reasoning: longing for the 'good old days' is foolish because nothing truly changes.

Ecclesiastes 6:10 restates the idea: everything that exists has already been determined, reinforcing the 'nothing new' theme.

In Isaiah 43:19, God declares He is doing a new thing — a direct contrast to the claim that there is nothing new under the sun.

Jeremiah 31:22 announces a new thing God is creating, opposing the idea that nothing new ever happens.

Revelation 21:1 reveals a new heaven and earth, directly challenging the 'nothing new' claim with God's ultimate renewal.

In Revelation 21:5, God declares He is making all things new — the ultimate antithesis to 'nothing new under the sun'.

2 Peter 3:4 records scoffers using the 'nothing new' argument to deny Christ's return — a worldly application of the observation.