Psalm 72:19 echoes the blessing theme, shifting from blessing the king to blessing God's glorious name.

In Psalm 21:4, the king asked for life and received length of days — directly parallels the prayer for the king to live long in Psalm 72:15.

Psalm 61:6 prays 'Prolong the life of the king'—a direct parallel to the petition for the king's long life here.

1 Kings 10:14 records the vast gold Solomon received, including from Sheba, matching the psalm's 'gold of Sheba'.

2 Chronicles 9:1 describes the queen of Sheba bringing gold to Solomon, directly fulfilling the prayer for gold of Sheba in Psalm 72:15.

2 Chronicles 9:24 records the annual tribute to Solomon, directly fulfilling the 'gold of Sheba' and gifts mentioned here.

Matthew 2:11 describes the Magi offering gold to Jesus, fulfilling the psalm's tribute of gold to the king.

Matthew 21:9 shows the crowd blessing Jesus as Son of David, fulfilling the psalm's 'blessings invoked on him'.

1 Kings 10:10 records the queen of Sheba giving gold to Solomon, the very gift mentioned here as 'gold of Sheba'.

2 Chronicles 9:9 records the queen of Sheba giving gold to Solomon—directly matching the 'gold of Sheba' mentioned here.

Isaiah 60:6 mentions Sheba bringing gold and frankincense—similar to the gold of Sheba here, but given to Zion, not a king.