Job 26:5-14 describes God's power over the underworld and creation, reinforcing the theme of His mighty works.

Job 12:13-25 expands on God's wisdom and power in controlling nations, echoing the call to exalt His works.

In Job 37:14, Elihu urges Job to consider God's wondrous works — a direct parallel to remembering and magnifying his work.

Daniel 4:37 has Nebuchadnezzar praising God whose works are truth — a personal testimony matching Job's call to exalt His work.

Psalm 145:10-12 says all God's works shall praise Him and saints speak of His mighty acts — directly expanding on Job's call to sing of His work.

Psalm 111:2-4 celebrates God's great and glorious works, which are to be remembered — reinforcing Job's theme of exalting His work.

Psalm 107:15 echoes the call to praise God for His wonderful works, directly paralleling Job's exhortation to exalt His work.

Psalm 107:8 calls for thanks for God's wonderful works to men, paralleling the exhortation to exalt His work.

Psalm 104:24 praises the manifold works of God made in wisdom, aligning with exalting His work.

Psalm 92:5 exclaims how great God's works are and how deep His thoughts, directly magnifying His work.

Psalm 92:4 rejoices in God's work and triumphing in His hands, echoing the call to exalt His work.

Psalm 86:8-10 declares no works like God's and calls nations to glorify His name, reinforcing the theme of exalting His work.

Psalm 72:18 praises God as the only one who does wondrous things, directly supporting the exaltation of His work.

Psalm 34:3 directly parallels the call to magnify the Lord and exalt His name, matching the exhortation to exalt His work.

Psalm 19:1-4 says the heavens declare God's glory and handiwork — illustrating the very proclamation Job says men have sung.

Psalm 28:5 warns that those who disregard God's works face destruction, contrasting with the call to exalt them.

Jeremiah 10:12 describes God's creative power in making the earth — a specific example of the work Job says men have sung about.