Psalm 98:1 praises God's right hand and holy arm for working salvation, matching the 'mighty things' celebrated here.

Psalm 89:13 extols God's strong right hand, directly paralleling the declaration that the Lord's right hand does mighty things.

Psalm 45:4 speaks of the right hand achieving awesome deeds—matching 'the LORD's right hand has done mighty things'.

Psalm 44:3 attributes victory to God's right hand, not human strength—same focus on divine power.

In Psalm 32:11, the righteous are called to be glad and rejoice, directly echoing the glad songs of salvation.

In Psalm 33:1, shouting for joy befits the upright, matching the glad songs theme from 118:15.

Psalm 20:5 echoes the same shout for joy over victory, directly reinforcing the celebratory context of the verse.

Psalm 21:1 rejoices in God's strength and victories, mirroring the gladness and triumph expressed here.

Psalm 60:12 echoes the same confidence that victory comes from God, reinforcing the source of the triumphant shout here.

In Psalm 30:11, mourning turned to dancing mirrors the 'glad songs of salvation' in the tents of the righteous.

Psalm 27:1 also links salvation with fearless trust, reinforcing the confidence behind the rejoicing in Psalm 118:15.

Isaiah 51:9 calls on the arm of the Lord to awake in strength, complementing the image of God's right hand achieving victory.

Isaiah 51:11 depicts the redeemed entering Zion with singing and everlasting joy—directly echoing the victory shouts here.

Revelation 19:1-5 has a great multitude shouting Hallelujah for God's victory—directly parallel to the joyful shouts here.

Exodus 15:6 declares the Lord's right hand majestic in power and shattering enemies — the very same phrase and image.

Habakkuk 3:18 explicitly rejoices in the God of salvation, directly echoing the salvation theme in Psalm 118:15.

Isaiah 51:10 recalls God's past deliverance through the sea, a specific mighty act that exemplifies the right hand's power.

Luke 1:51 describes God's arm showing strength, paralleling the right hand of the LORD doing valiantly in Psalm 118:15.

Acts 16:34 describes the jailer and his household rejoicing after believing—joy in response to salvation.

Proverbs 29:6 contrasts the wicked's snare with the righteous singing and rejoicing, mirroring Psalm 118:15's joy of the righteous.