Psalm 23:6 expresses the same hope to dwell in God's house forever, reinforcing the blessing of permanent residence with God.

Psalm 27:4 echoes the desire to dwell in God's house all one's life, deepening the theme of longing for God's presence.

Psalm 65:4 directly parallels the blessing on those who dwell in God's courts, using nearly identical language of satisfaction and praise.

Psalm 15:1 asks who may dwell with God, while Psalm 84:4 declares blessed those who do — a thematic parallel.

Psalm 42:2 expresses longing to appear before God, paralleling the blessed dwelling in God's house from Psalm 84:4.

Psalm 134:1-3 calls servants standing in God's house to bless Him—extending the blessing of dwelling to active nighttime worship.

Revelation 7:15 shows saints serving God day and night in his temple, a direct parallel to dwelling and praising in God's house.

Luke 2:37 describes Anna never leaving the temple, worshiping night and day — a direct parallel to dwelling and praising continually.