Psalm 16:11 directly parallels the joy in God's presence, saying He fills with joy at His right hand.

Psalm 27:4-6 expands on dwelling in God's house, gazing on His beauty, and offering joyful praise—mirroring strength and joy in His presence.

Psalm 28:7 directly names the Lord as strength and source of joy, matching the strength and joy in God's dwelling place.

Psalm 43:2-4 longs to come to God's dwelling, calling Him 'my joy and my delight,' closely matching the joy in His presence.

Psalm 96:6 is nearly identical, replacing 'joy' with 'glory'—a direct textual parallel to this verse.

Psalm 63:2 echoes seeing God's power and glory in the sanctuary, similar to splendor and strength in His dwelling.

John 17:24 reveals Jesus' desire for believers to see His glory, echoing the splendor and presence of God in His dwelling.