Psalm 50:23 links thanksgiving to glorifying God — a specific expression of the praise on which God is said to be enthroned here.

Psalm 145:17 affirms God's righteousness and kindness — a parallel attribute to the holiness declared here, reinforcing God's character.

Isaiah 6:3 has seraphim declaring 'Holy, holy, holy' — the same attribute of holiness that grounds the psalmist's trust despite suffering.

Revelation 4:8 echoes the triple holy from Isaiah, showing the eternal heavenly worship of God's holiness — the same truth the psalmist clings to.

Revelation 15:4 declares 'You alone are holy' and calls all nations to worship — a direct echo of the holiness affirmed here, now universal.

Deuteronomy 10:21 says 'He is your praise' — directly identifying God as the object of praise, consistent with Him being enthroned on praises.

Exodus 15:2 is a song of praise after deliverance — an example of the praises that surround God, as mentioned here.