Psalm 22:22-25 contains a similar vow to praise God in the congregation after deliverance, directly paralleling the thanksgiving.

Psalm 40:9 explicitly mentions proclaiming God's saving acts in the great assembly, nearly identical to the vow in the main verse.

Psalm 111:1 also vows to praise God in the assembly of the upright, directly paralleling the public setting.

In Psalm 9:14, the psalmist recounts praises in Zion's gates — a parallel public praise setting to the great assembly here.

In Psalm 22:25, the same phrase 'great congregation' appears — a direct parallel of public praise context.

In Psalm 109:30, the psalmist gives thanks in the midst of the throng — a direct parallel to the public praise here.

Psalm 116:14 speaks of fulfilling vows before all God's people, a similar public witness context.

Psalm 116:18 repeats the vow fulfillment in public, reinforcing the theme of public praise.

Hebrews 2:12 applies the concept of praising God in the assembly to Christ, echoing the public declaration theme.

In Romans 15:9, Paul cites a praise-among-nations theme — echoing the public praise setting here.

In Isaiah 25:3, strong peoples glorify God — a similar corporate praise theme as the great assembly here.