In Psalm 22:30, the call to praise in v23 extends to future generations serving the Lord.

Psalm 50:23 directly links thanksgiving as sacrifice to glorifying God — the same glorify command as 22:23.

Psalm 115:11 similarly addresses 'you who fear the LORD' and calls them to trust in Him as help and shield, echoing this verse's call to praise.

Psalm 135:20 directly calls 'you who fear the LORD' to bless Him, using the same phrase as this verse.

In Psalm 118:4, the identical phrase 'those who fear the LORD' is commanded to proclaim his steadfast love.

In Psalm 50:15, glorifying God follows deliverance—echoing the call to glorify him in v23.

Psalm 115:13 promises blessing to those who fear the LORD, complementing the call to praise and fear in this verse.

Psalm 135:19 calls the house of Israel and Aaron to bless the LORD, similar to this verse's address to Jacob's offspring to glorify Him.

Psalm 145:19 describes God's care for those who fear Him — fulfilling desires and saving them — relating to the call to fear in this verse.

Isaiah 25:3 says strong peoples will glorify and fear God — the exact same pair of verbs as 22:23, applied to nations.

Revelation 15:4 asks who will not fear and glorify God — the same two responses as 22:23, now in an eschatological setting.

Isaiah 45:25 uses the same 'offspring of Israel' phrase to declare they will be justified and glory in the LORD, reinforcing the call to praise.

Luke 1:50 declares God's mercy on those who fear Him from generation to generation, echoing the call to fear in this verse.