Psalm 96:10 calls to 'say among the nations, The LORD reigns' — a parallel call to declare God's sovereignty among the peoples.

Psalm 117:1 summons all nations to praise the LORD — expanding the psalmist's personal praise among nations to a universal invitation.

Psalm 18:49 is nearly identical: 'I will praise you among the nations' — a direct reuse of the same phrase from David's psalm.

Psalm 22:22 declares praise in the assembly, paralleling the public praise among nations in this verse.

Psalm 22:27 envisions all nations turning to God, expanding the 'among the nations' praise to universal worship.

Psalm 138:4 foretells that all kings will praise God when they hear His words — a future fulfillment of the psalmist's present praise among nations.