Psalm 7:17 gives thanks to the LORD's name, the same act of gratitude David promises here.

Psalm 52:9 uses nearly identical language — 'I will thank you... for your name is good' — showing a consistent pattern of thanksgiving in David's psalms.

Psalm 107:22 explicitly calls for sacrifices of thanksgiving, directly paralleling David's intent to sacrifice and give thanks.

Psalm 116:17 offers the sacrifice of thanksgiving, the same act David promises in his freewill offering.

Psalm 66:13-16 describes fulfilling vows with burnt offerings, similar to David's freewill offering and thanksgiving here.

Psalm 92:1 declares it is good to give thanks to the LORD, mirroring the same attitude of praise for God's name.

Psalm 140:13 similarly ties giving thanks to God's name with the upright dwelling in His presence, reinforcing the theme of grateful worship.

Psalm 147:1 affirms that praise is pleasant and fitting, complementing the voluntary sacrifice of thanks here.

Deuteronomy 12:6 lists freewill offerings as part of worship at the sanctuary, the legal basis for David's voluntary sacrifice.