Psalm 138:2-4 praises God's name for His lovingkindness and truth, and says all kings will praise Him — mirroring the global praise here.

Psalm 113:3 explicitly says the LORD's name is praised from sunrise to sunset — the same worldwide scope as 'unto the ends of the earth'.

Psalm 145:17 states the Lord is righteous in all his ways, reinforcing the righteousness of God's hand in Psalm 48:10.

Psalm 11:7 affirms that the Lord is righteous and loves righteous deeds, reinforcing the righteousness filling God's right hand in Psalm 48:10.

Psalm 45:7 declares that God loves righteousness, paralleling the righteousness filling God's right hand in Psalm 48:10.

Psalm 99:4 describes God as loving justice and executing righteousness, matching the righteousness attributed to God's hand in Psalm 48:10.

Psalm 105:7 declares God's judgments are in all the earth, reinforcing the global scope of God's praise mentioned here.

Exodus 34:5-7 proclaims God's name along with His attributes — mercy, grace, truth — which match the 'right hand full of righteousness' here.

In Malachi 1:11, the same theme of God's name being praised from sunrise to sunset echoes the universal reach of praise in Psalm 48:10.

Joshua 7:9 pleads for God's great name not to be dishonored among the nations — the same concern for His reputation that this verse celebrates.

Exodus 3:13-15 reveals God's personal name Yahweh, the very name that Psalm 48:10 says is praised to the ends of the earth.

Revelation 19:2 declares God's judgments true and just, echoing the righteousness of God's hand in Psalm 48:10, now in a judgment context.

Revelation 19:11 portrays Christ judging and making war in righteousness, aligning with the righteousness filling God's right hand in Psalm 48:10.

1 Chronicles 16:14 says God's judgments are in all the earth, paralleling the universal reach of praise and righteousness in Psalm 48:10.

Deuteronomy 28:58 calls God's name 'glorious and fearful,' emphasizing its weight — the same name that inspires praise in this verse.

Isaiah 33:13 calls those far off to hear God's deeds, matching the idea that God's praise reaches the ends of the earth.

Isaiah 52:6 promises that people will know God's name, directly connecting to the theme of God's name being praised worldwide.