Psalm 40:5 directly parallels 'great works' and 'deep thoughts,' emphasizing their multitude and unsearchable nature.

Psalm 104:24 echoes 'how great are thy works' with 'how manifold,' and adds that they are made in wisdom, deepening the theme.

Psalm 111:2 repeats the declaration that God's works are great and are studied by those who delight in them.

Psalm 139:17 extols the preciousness and vastness of God's thoughts, directly paralleling the depth mentioned here.

Psalm 145:3 declares God's greatness unsearchable, paralleling the depth of His thoughts here.

Psalm 36:6 compares God's judgments to the great deep, mirroring the theme of God's profound thoughts in Psalm 92:5.

Psalm 139:14 directly declares 'wonderful are your works,' closely paralleling the praise of God's great works in Psalm 92:5.

Psalm 33:11 affirms that God's counsel and plans stand forever, reinforcing the depth and permanence of His thoughts.

Revelation 15:3 echoes 'great and marvellous are thy works' in the heavenly song, connecting OT praise to end-time worship.

In 1 Corinthians 2:10, the Spirit searches the depths of God, revealing the profound thoughts mentioned here.

In Romans 11:34, the rhetorical question 'who has known the mind of the Lord?' underscores the unsearchable depth.

In Romans 11:33, Paul exclaims the depth of God's wisdom and knowledge, directly echoing this verse.

In Isaiah 55:9, the heavens-higher-than-earth analogy illustrates the vastness of God's thoughts.

In Isaiah 55:8, God declares his thoughts are higher than ours — reinforcing the depth of his thoughts.

In Isaiah 28:29, God's wonderful counsel and excellent wisdom echo the depth of his thoughts here.

Daniel 4:3 echoes the same exclamation 'How great are his works/signs!' praising God's mighty wonders.

Isaiah 5:12 condemns those who disregard God's deeds, contrasting sharply with the praise of His works in Psalm 92:5.

Isaiah 14:24 declares God's purposes stand firm, reinforcing the certainty and depth of His thoughts in Psalm 92:5.

In Jeremiah 23:20, God's intents of heart will be accomplished — showing the depth of his plans.

Jeremiah 51:17 contrasts human brutishness with God's deep thoughts, showing the folly of idolatry against divine wisdom.

Ecclesiastes 11:5 highlights the mystery of God's work, complementing the depth of His thoughts in Psalm 92:5.

In Ecclesiastes 7:24, 'deep, very deep' refers to the unsearchable nature of wisdom, similar to God's deep thoughts.

Job 36:24 calls to extol God's work, echoing the praise of His great works in Psalm 92:5.