Psalms 23:1

和合本(简体)

大卫的诗。 耶和华是我的牧者, 我必不致缺乏。 Psalms 23:1 (CUVS)
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Pelajari ayat ini dalam konteks

Baca dulu Penjelasan tetap dekat dengan teks dan gerakan pasal.

Penjelasan ayat

Psalm 23:1 is not soft religious comfort. It is a confession that the Lord himself takes responsibility for the life of his sheep.

Konteks dalam pasal

The rest of the psalm unfolds from this first claim. Provision, guidance, protection, and home with God all stand on the reality that the Lord is the shepherd.

⚔️ Konfrontasi

People want the shepherd’s comfort without the shepherd’s rule. The verse gives neither apart from the other.

🧭 Kehati-hatian penafsiran

“I shall not want” is not a promise of luxury. It is a confession that under the shepherd’s care nothing essential will finally be withheld.

Koneksi dengan Kitab Suci lainnya
John 10:11 Lompat ke teks

Jesus takes the shepherd title onto himself and gives Psalm 23 explicit Christ-centered force.

Ezekiel 34:11-16 Lompat ke teks

God promises to shepherd his scattered flock himself, deepening the confidence of Psalm 23.

Poin-poin pengajaran

  • God’s care is personal, not abstract.
  • The shepherd image joins tenderness with authority.
  • Security in God depends on his presence, not on visible abundance.
Pertanyaan studi Alkitab
  • Where are you still looking for safety outside the shepherd’s care?
  • How does this verse redefine what it means to “have enough”?
Psalms 23:1-4 Standard

Presence matters more than scenery

Buka
Lompat ke pasal

The psalm refuses to let the believer define God’s goodness only by green pastures. The same shepherd who provides also leads through the valley of the shadow of death, and the decisive comfort is not changed scenery but “thou art with me.”

Orang, tempat, peristiwa, dan latar belakang

Orang

David David speaks as one who knew both literal shepherding and desperate dependence on God.

Latar belakang budaya

Shepherd imagery In the ancient world shepherd language carried both nurture and rule. The psalm is also making a kingship claim about who truly governs life.

Hebrew ra‘ah Lompat ke teks

to shepherd / to tend

The shepherd image is active care, guidance, and governance, not sentimental closeness only.