Psalm 14:7 echoes the longing for Israel's restoration and joy — the same 'gladness of your nation' that Psalm 106:5 seeks to rejoice in.

Psalm 105:6 identifies God's chosen as the seed of Abraham and Jacob, directly paralleling the 'chosen' and 'nation' in Psalm 106:5.

Psalm 105:43 describes God bringing out His chosen with gladness, matching the joy and gladness of the nation in Psalm 106:5.

Psalm 48:11 calls for rejoicing in Zion's gladness — parallel to the 'gladness of your nation' that Psalm 106:5 desires to share.

Psalm 65:4 describes the blessedness of those chosen by God, satisfied with His goodness—directly paralleling the prosperity of the chosen ones.

Deuteronomy 7:6 declares Israel a special, chosen people — the same status as 'thy chosen' and 'thine inheritance' in Psalm 106:5.

Isaiah 45:25 declares that Israel's offspring shall glory in the LORD, directly paralleling glorying with the inheritance.

Ephesians 1:18 mentions the riches of God's glorious inheritance in the saints, matching the inheritance in Psalm 106:5.

1 Peter 2:9 directly applies the 'chosen ones' and 'nation' language of Psalm 106:5 to the church — a parallel identity as God's inheritance.