Psalm 111:9 also mentions God's covenant forever, adding redemption — reinforcing the same promise within the psalm.

Psalm 34:9 promises that those who fear the Lord have no lack, directly reinforcing the provision for those who fear Him.

Psalm 34:10 contrasts lions lacking with seekers lacking no good thing, echoing the promise of provision for the faithful.

Psalm 89:34 affirms God will not violate His covenant, reinforcing the promise that He remembers it forever.

Psalm 105:8 echoes the exact phrase 'He remembers his covenant forever,' directly paralleling the covenant theme.

Psalm 106:45 recalls God remembering His covenant in mercy, matching the covenant remembrance here.

Psalm 89:28 affirms God's covenant faithfulness forever, echoing the same covenant theme as here.

Nehemiah 1:5 describes God as keeping covenant with those who love Him, a direct parallel to covenant faithfulness.

Daniel 9:4 confesses God as keeping covenant and steadfast love, mirroring the covenant remembrance theme.

Matthew 6:26-33 teaches that God feeds the birds and provides for those who seek His kingdom, expanding on His care for the faithful.

Luke 1:72 speaks of God remembering His holy covenant, directly fulfilling the promise of covenant remembrance.

Exodus 16:32 recalls God providing manna in the wilderness, a concrete example of feeding those who fear Him.

Deuteronomy 4:31 assures God will not forget His covenant, directly reinforcing the promise of eternal remembrance.

Isaiah 33:16 promises bread and water to the righteous, directly paralleling God's provision of food for those who fear Him.

In Ruth 1:6, God visits his people with food — a specific narrative example of the provision promised here.

Luke 12:30 says the Father knows our needs, reinforcing the theme of God's provision for those who trust Him.