Psalm 49:1 opens with a call to all peoples, mirroring the global audience summoned here.

Psalm 113:3 uses the identical phrase 'from the rising of the sun to its setting' for praising God's name.

Joshua 22:22 uses the identical triple name 'Mighty One, God, the LORD' — a direct verbal parallel to Psalm 50:1.

Isaiah 1:2 similarly calls heaven and earth to hear the LORD's speech, reinforcing the universal scope of God's address.

Isaiah 9:6 calls the Messiah 'Mighty God' (El Gibbor), directly paralleling the 'Mighty One' title here.

Isaiah 54:5 calls God 'the God of the whole earth,' directly paralleling the summons from sunrise to sunset.

Malachi 1:11 also uses 'from the rising of the sun to its setting' to describe the greatness of God's name among nations.

1 Samuel 2:10 declares the LORD will judge the ends of the earth, echoing the global authority of God's summons.

Isaiah 34:1 calls the nations and the earth to hear — a direct parallel to God's summons of the whole earth in Psalm 50:1.

Micah 1:2 echoes this same call for the earth to hear God's testimony — a parallel summons to creation as witness.

Isaiah 43:9 depicts nations assembling for a divine courtroom scene — similar to the universal summons in Psalm 50:1.

Micah 6:1 also summons the mountains and hills to hear God's case — a similar lawsuit motif, though directed at creation.

Isaiah 18:3 also calls all inhabitants of the earth to attention — a parallel universal summons to God's call in Psalm 50:1.

Proverbs 8:4 has Wisdom calling out to all people — parallel to God's summons of the whole earth in Psalm 50:1.