Psalm 32:11 nearly repeats the call for the righteous to rejoice and the upright to shout for joy, closely paralleling Psalm 64:10.

Psalm 33:1 exhorts the righteous to rejoice and the upright to praise, directly echoing the gladness and glory in Psalm 64:10.

Psalm 68:3 echoes the righteous rejoicing in God, directly paralleling the gladness and trust of Psalm 64:10.

Psalm 97:11 promises gladness for the upright in heart, the same phrase used in Psalm 64:10 for those who glory in God.

Psalm 112:7 describes a heart fixed, trusting in the Lord, directly matching the trust mentioned in Psalm 64:10.

Psalm 11:2 mentions the 'upright in heart' being attacked, the same group who glory in Psalm 64:10, but here they are under threat.

1 Corinthians 1:31 quotes 'let him glory in the Lord,' directly echoing the glorying in the Lord from Psalm 64:10.

Isaiah 45:25 parallels the righteous glorying in the Lord, connecting justification with the gladness of the upright.