Psalm 44:4 declares God as King who decrees victories — directly parallel to God as King bringing salvation here.

Psalm 5:2 addresses God as 'my King' — the exact title used in Psalm 74:12.

Exodus 15:2-15 celebrates God as King and deliverer from Egypt — strongly parallels the salvation theme here.

Numbers 23:21 says 'the shout of the King is among them' — explicitly naming God as King, matching this verse.

1 Samuel 19:5 explicitly says 'the LORD worked a great salvation' — the same phrase as 'works salvation' in Psalm 74:12.

Isaiah 33:22 calls the LORD our King and Savior — a direct parallel to God as King who brings salvation.

Habakkuk 3:12-14 describes God marching through the earth for the salvation of His people — a vivid parallel to 'works salvation in the midst of the earth'.

1 Samuel 12:12 reminds Israel that 'the LORD your God was your king' — directly affirming God as King, as in Psalm 74:12.

Isaiah 43:15 calls God 'your King', directly matching the title 'God is my King' in Psalm 74:12.

Hosea 13:10 questions human kings who cannot save, contrasting with Psalm 74:12's declaration that God is the saving King.