Psalm 50:14 commands performing vows to God — a direct parallel to the same call.

Psalm 68:29 also speaks of kings bringing gifts to God's temple, echoing the call for tribute.

Psalm 56:12 echoes the same vow-making and thank offerings — a personal commitment to fulfill vows.

Psalm 65:1 declares that vows will be fulfilled to God — a direct parallel to this call.

Psalm 116:18 describes fulfilling vows in the assembly — a specific practice of the vow fulfillment urged here.

Numbers 30:2 gives the law that vows must be kept — the foundation for the command to perform vows.

2 Chronicles 32:23 records nations bringing gifts after that victory, fulfilling the call to bring gifts.

Ecclesiastes 5:4-6 expands on the same command: fulfill vows made to God, warning against rash vows.

Genesis 28:20 records Jacob making a vow to God, illustrating the practice of vowing.

Deuteronomy 23:21 gives the law behind this call — do not delay fulfilling vows to avoid guilt.

Ezra 7:15 records gifts brought to God's temple — a concrete example of the offering called for here.

In Matthew 5:33, Jesus cites the OT command to fulfill vows to the Lord, echoing the same instruction in Psalm 76:11.

Deuteronomy 16:16 commands not to appear before God empty-handed, aligning with bringing gifts.