Isaiah 45:18 expands on creation — God formed the earth to be inhabited, reinforcing the sovereign Creator theme.

Isaiah 40:12 also describes God measuring waters and marking off heavens, paralleling the creative power declared here.

Isaiah 40:22 uses the same 'stretches out the heavens' imagery, directly echoing this verse's description of God's creative act.

Isaiah 42:5 uses almost identical creation language — God stretched out the heavens and spread out the earth.

Isaiah 44:24 repeats 'stretching out the heavens' and adds 'spreading out the earth,' reinforcing the same creation theme.

Isaiah 51:13 repeats 'stretched out the heavens' and calls God 'your Maker' — reinforcing the same creative act.

Nehemiah 9:6 recites God making the heavens with all their host and the earth, matching the creation account here.

Psalm 102:25 speaks of laying earth's foundation and heavens as God's handiwork — very similar to the creation claim in Isaiah 45:12.

Jeremiah 32:17 affirms God made heavens and earth by His outstretched arm, closely aligning with the creative power described here.

Zechariah 12:1 uses the exact phrase 'stretches out the heavens' and also mentions forming man's spirit, paralleling this verse.

Psalm 104:2 uses the identical phrase 'stretches out the heavens' — a direct parallel to God's creative action.

Jeremiah 10:12 echoes 'stretched out the heavens' and adds 'by his understanding' — expanding on the creation motif.

Jeremiah 51:15 is nearly identical to 10:12 — same creation language, emphasizing God's power.

John 1:3 affirms all things were made through Christ — a NT expansion of the OT creation claim here.

Genesis 2:1 mentions the completion of heavens, earth, and 'all their host,' the same term used here for the stars.

Jeremiah 27:5 echoes God making the earth and mankind by His power, a parallel claim to this verse's creation declaration.