The psalm ends with home. The journey through pastures, valleys, and banquets finds its destination in the house of the Lord. David’s final confidence is not merely in present care but in eternal fellowship. He will dwell with God forever.

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This is more than temple imagery; it is the language of belonging. To dwell in God’s house is to be at home with Him, to live in His presence without fear of being cast out. For the believer, it points to Christ’s promise: “My Father’s house has many rooms… I am going there to prepare a place for you” (John 14:2).

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The Shepherd not only guides us through life but leads us safely home. His care does not end at death’s valley; it carries us into everlasting joy. The final word of Psalm 23 is not want, fear, or enemies—it is forever. God’s presence is our eternal dwelling place.