Psalm 115:15 uses the identical title 'Maker of heaven and earth' — a blessing formula echoing the same creative power invoked here for help.

Psalm 121:2 also declares help from the LORD as Maker of heaven and earth — directly parallel to this same confession of trust.

Psalm 134:3 uses the same title 'Maker of heaven and earth' in a blessing from Zion — parallel to this verse's appeal to the Creator for help.

Psalm 146:6 declares God as Maker of heaven and earth — the same creative power cited here as the source of help.

Genesis 1:1 is the foundational account of God creating heaven and earth — the basis for calling on the Creator for help here.

Isaiah 37:16 acknowledges the LORD as the sole Maker of heaven and earth in Hezekiah's prayer — parallel appeal to the Creator for deliverance.

Jeremiah 32:17 praises God as Maker of heaven and earth by great power — the same creative sovereignty trusted for help here.

Acts 4:24 records the church praying to God as Maker of heaven and earth — the same Creator invoked for help here.

2 Chronicles 2:12 echoes the same 'Maker of heaven and earth' title, linking God's creative power to His help.

Hebrews 13:6 declares 'The Lord is my helper'—a direct parallel to the Psalm's confession of God as our help.

Revelation 14:7 repeats the creation formula 'made heaven and earth' as part of the angel's call to worship.

Acts 26:22 speaks of 'help from God' similar to 'our help' in the Psalm, but in Paul's personal testimony context.