In Psalm 92:1, 'it is good to give thanks' closely mirrors 'the LORD is good' and 'it is pleasant' here.

Psalm 106:1 shares the identical refrain 'for he is good' — a standard call to praise in the Psalms.

Psalm 107:1 also opens with 'give thanks to the Lord, for he is good' — the same liturgical formula.

Psalm 118:1 repeats the same praise: 'give thanks to the Lord, for he is good' — a common refrain.

Psalm 136:1 uses the same opening: 'give thanks to the Lord, for he is good' — with added refrain about steadfast love.

In Psalm 147:1, the same phrase 'it is good to sing praises... it is pleasant' repeats this verse almost verbatim.

In Psalm 149:2, Israel is called to rejoice in their Maker — a parallel command to praise God as here.

Psalm 119:68 declares 'You are good and do good' — the same attribute but in a different context of teaching.

In Matthew 19:17, Jesus affirms that only God is good — echoing the same declaration that the LORD is good here.

In Ezra 3:11, the refrain 'for he is good' is sung in worship, directly echoing this verse's reason for praise.