Psalm 33:6-9 explicitly states the heavens were made by God's word, directly echoing the 'at his command they were created' of the main verse.

Psalm 33:9 directly mirrors the idea: God spoke and it came to be, reinforcing the same creative command as Psalm 148:5.

Psalm 146:6 affirms God as the maker of heaven, earth, and sea, echoing the same creative act referenced in Psalm 148:5.

Genesis 1:1 is the foundational statement that God created the heavens and earth, which the main verse echoes with creation by command.

Jeremiah 10:11-13 describes God making the heavens by power and bringing waters from storehouses, closely paralleling the creation command theme of the main verse.

Revelation 4:11 proclaims that all things were created by God's will, directly echoing the 'at his command they were created' of the main verse.

In Genesis 1:3, God’s spoken word brings light into existence, directly echoing the creative command theme of Psalm 148:5.

Isaiah 48:13 describes God laying earth’s foundation and spreading heavens by calling them forth, directly paralleling the command creation in Psalm 148:5.

Jeremiah 10:12 attributes creation to God’s power and wisdom, aligning with the theme of God’s creative command in Psalm 148:5.