No God Like Thee: All Nations Will Worship

David declares that no being among the gods is comparable to the LORD and that all nations God has made will come and worship before him. He asks for an undivided heart, praises God wholeheartedly, and remembers deliverance from the depths of Sheol. The movement is from incomparability to universal worship to personal devotion.

Revelation 15:3–4 strongly echoes this cluster: God’s incomparable works, righteous ways, universal fear, and the nations coming to worship. The echo is important because Revelation places the Psalm’s universal-worship language near the climax of God’s judgment. It should be labeled a strong biblical echo, not a direct quotation.