Psalm 93:1 declares the world is established and never moved, directly reflecting the same enduring decree found in Psalm 148:6.

Psalm 119:90 echoes the same language of God establishing the earth forever, reinforcing the theme of God's enduring decree.

Psalm 119:91 affirms that all things stand by God's appointment, directly paralleling the decree that will not pass away.

Psalm 33:9 says God spoke and it stood firm — the same creative command behind the heavens being established forever in Psalm 148:6.

Psalm 146:6 praises God who made heaven and earth and keeps faith forever — directly echoing the eternal establishment of creation in Psalm 148:6.

Proverbs 8:27-29 vividly describes God establishing the heavens and setting limits for the sea, mirroring the decree psalm.

Jeremiah 31:35 explicitly mentions the fixed order of the sun, moon, and stars, directly matching the decree in Psalm 148:6.

Jeremiah 31:36 continues with the fixed order of creation as a guarantee of God's covenant, echoing the permanence of the decree.

Jeremiah 33:25 speaks of God's covenant with day and night and the fixed order, reinforcing the idea of an unbreakable decree.

Genesis 1:14 describes God creating lights in the heavens for signs and seasons — the same cosmic order Psalm 148:6 says God established forever by decree.

Job 38:10 describes God setting bounds for the sea, illustrating the kind of decree that establishes order in creation.

1 Chronicles 16:30 declares the world established and unmovable — parallel to the heavens being established forever in Psalm 148:6, though one focuses on earth.

Job 38:11 continues with God limiting the sea's waves, another example of His fixed decrees over creation.

Job 38:33 asks about the ordinances of the heavens, directly related to the decree God established in Psalm 148:6.

Isaiah 54:9 refers to God's oath concerning Noah's flood, a specific decree that stands forever like the creation decree.