Isaiah 8:13 commands regarding the Lord as holy and fearing Him, exactly the response described in Isaiah 29:23.

Isaiah 43:21 says God formed a people to declare His praise — same purpose as sanctifying His name here.

Isaiah 45:11 calls children 'the work of my hands' — identical language reinforcing God's intimate ownership.

Isaiah 60:21 uses the same phrase 'work of my hands' for God's people, linking their righteousness to God's glory and sanctification.

Isaiah 43:7 echoes being created for God's glory, reinforcing that the redeemed recognize His handiwork.

Isaiah 19:25 uses 'work of my hands' for Egypt and Assyria — expanding the phrase from Israel to include other nations.

Isaiah 5:16 describes God being proved holy through justice, paralleling the sanctification of God in Isaiah 29:23.

Revelation 15:4 explicitly calls for fearing God, glorifying His name, and recognizing His holiness — matching Isaiah 29:23's themes.

Hosea 8:14 shows Israel forgetting their Maker and facing judgment — the opposite of acknowledging Him in 29:23.

Matthew 6:9 begins the Lord's Prayer with 'hallowed be your name,' directly paralleling the sanctification of God's name in Isaiah 29:23.

Leviticus 10:3 emphasizes God being sanctified among His people, a core theme echoed in Isaiah 29:23's sanctifying God's name.

Ephesians 2:10 calls believers God's handiwork, echoing Isaiah 29:23's concept of God's people as His workmanship created for good works.

1 Peter 3:15 calls for revering Christ in the heart, mirroring the call to keep God's name holy in 29:23.