In Psalm 143:5, the same triad of remembering, meditating, and pondering God's works directly echoes Psalm 77:12.

Psalm 145:4 echoes the same call to declare God's works and mighty acts to the next generation, reinforcing the theme of meditation on His deeds.

Psalm 111:2 states that God's works are studied by those who delight in them, directly mirroring the psalmist's intent to ponder.

In Psalm 105:2, the call to tell of God's wondrous works aligns with the psalmist's resolve to ponder them.

In Psalm 71:24, the tongue speaks of God's righteousness, a verbal expression of the meditation on His works in Psalm 77:12.

In Psalm 104:34, the psalmist desires his meditation to be pleasing, paralleling the pondering of God's works in Psalm 77:12.