In Psalm 40:3, the same pattern appears: people see God's work, fear, and respond with trust and praise.

Psalm 109:27 prays that people know God's hand and that He has done it, echoing the recognition of God's deeds in Psalm 64:9.

In Psalm 53:5, the wicked experience fear after God's judgment, echoing the fear of all men in Psalm 64:9.

Isaiah 5:12 condemns those who disregard God's work, contrasting with the wise consideration in Psalm 64:9.

Jeremiah 51:10 explicitly says 'declare in Zion the work of the LORD', directly paralleling the declaration in Psalm 64:9.

Revelation 11:13 shows survivors affrighted and giving glory after judgment, mirroring the fear and declaration in Psalm 64:9.

Ecclesiastes 3:14 states God's works endure so that people fear Him, a near-identical theme to Psalm 64:9's fear and pondering.

Acts 5:5 records great fear falling on all after Ananias' death, directly mirroring the fear of God's judgment in Psalm 64:9.

Acts 19:17 describes fear falling on all and the Lord's name magnified, paralleling the fear and declaration of God's work in Psalm 64:9.

Exodus 9:16 reveals God's purpose to proclaim His name through power, similar to people telling of God's works in Psalm 64:9.

Job 37:7 says God seals every man's hand so all may know His work, paralleling the universal fear and pondering in Psalm 64:9.