梦游圣经66本书

📅 日期：2026 年 1 月 4 日

大卫是一位牧者，《诗篇 23》出自一颗在神手中被塑造、学会牧养的生命。
彼得也是被主亲自呼召、托付去牧养群羊的使徒。
他们都明白牧者的心，也明白在混乱与试炼之中，牧者当如何站立、如何保全群羊。

同一位牧养大卫的主，
托付彼得的主，
也同样呼召我们成为牧者。

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梦的领受

我梦见数字 723，随后再次出现 23。

723 是一个清楚的指令——去诗篇 23。
随后再次出现的 23，不是新的信息，
而是一个强调：要一再回到诗篇 23，让自己持续被校准、被确认。

这是一场呼召式的重读：
不只是为了得安慰，
而是为了领受托付。

主是我们的牧者，我们也是牧者。

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①–③ 被牧养 · 被塑造 · 被稳固

（诗篇 23:1–3 × 彼得后书 1:3–10）

① 被牧养 —— 从供应开始

诗篇 23:1
“耶和华是我的牧者，我必不致缺乏。”

彼得后书 1:3
“神的神能已将一切关乎生命和敬虔的事赐给我们……”

对照要义
• 诗篇宣告结果：不缺乏
• 彼得指出根基：一切所需已由神预备

👉 凡被呼召去牧养的人，
👉 必须先在主里面学会被完全牧养。
👉 不是从缺乏出发，而是从供应出发。

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② 被塑造 —— 在安歇中成长

诗篇 23:2
“他使我躺卧在青草地上，
领我在可安歇的水边。”

彼得后书 1:4–7
“……得与神的性情有分。
正因这缘故，你们要分外地殷勤：
有了信心，又要加上德行；
有了德行，又要加上知识；
有了知识，又要加上节制；
有了节制，又要加上忍耐；
有了忍耐，又要加上敬虔；
有了敬虔，又要加上爱弟兄的心；
有了爱弟兄的心，又要加上爱众人的心。”

对照要义
• 躺卧、安歇：停止自我驱动，进入主的节奏
• 青草地与水边：不是短暂舒适，而是持续滋养生命的环境
• 与神的性情有分：牧者不是被催促成形，而是在安歇中被更新
• 品格加添：生命在被引导中一层一层建立

👉 牧者不是在奔跑中被塑造，
👉 而是在被允许安歇、被主引导的过程中成熟。

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③ 被稳固 —— 走义路而不失脚

诗篇 23:3
“他使我的灵魂苏醒，
为自己的名，引导我走义路。”

彼得后书 1:8–10
“你们若充充足足地有这几样，
就必使你们在认识我们的主耶稣基督上，
不至于闲懒不结果子……
应当更加殷勤，使你们所蒙的恩召和拣选坚定不移；
你们若行这些事，就必永不失脚。”

对照要义
• 灵魂苏醒：生命恢复清晰与方向
• 不再眼瞎、不再只看近处：看见呼召与终向
• 不闲懒、不空转：被恢复的生命自然结果
• 义路：不是凭感觉前行，而是在恩召中被稳固
• 永不失脚：义路不是危险之路，而是被保守之路

👉 灵魂的苏醒，
👉 表现在方向被确认、脚步被稳固、生命有果子。

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④–⑥ 在现实与终局中持续牧养

④ 被同在托住 —— 幽谷中不失位

诗篇 23:4
“我虽然行过死荫的幽谷，也不怕遭害，因为你与我同在。”

彼得后书 1:19
“如同灯照在暗处，直到天发亮，晨星在你们心里出现。”

👉 牧者不是避开幽谷，
👉 而是在幽谷中不失位、不失光。

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⑤ 被主分别 —— 敌人面前不被拉走

诗篇 23:5
“在我敌人面前，你为我摆设筵席……”

彼得后书 2:9
“主知道搭救敬虔的人脱离试探，
把不义的人留在刑罚之下，等候审判的日子。”

👉 成熟的牧者不靠争辩证明自己，
👉 而是安坐在主所设的筵席中。

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⑥ 被恩惠带入终局 —— 永恒中确认呼召

诗篇 23:6

“我一生一世必有恩惠慈爱随着我；
我且要住在耶和华的殿中，直到永远。”

彼得后书 1:11

“这样，必叫你们丰丰富富地得以进入
我们主救主耶稣基督永远的国。”

对照要义
• “住在耶和华的殿中，直到永远”
→ 不是短暂停留，而是最终归属
• “丰丰富富地进入永远的国”
→ 不是勉强得救，而是被确认、被欢迎、被接纳
• 诗篇宣告关系的终点
• 彼得后书确认国度的终局

👉 牧养不是阶段性的角色，
👉 而是一条从被牧养开始，最终进入永恒国度的成长之路。

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✨ 全文总结
• 诗篇 23：描写一位牧者如何在神手中被带领
• 彼得后书：教导被托付的人，如何在末后的混乱中站立、不失脚、并保全群羊

大卫是牧者。
彼得是牧者。
主也持续呼召他的百姓成为牧者。

📖 The Shepherd’s Growth Path: Psalm 23 × 2 Peter
📅 Date: January 4, 2026

David was a shepherd, and Psalm 23 flows from a life shaped in God’s hands—a life that learned how to shepherd.
Peter was also an apostle personally called and entrusted by the Lord to shepherd His flock.
Both understood the heart of a shepherd, and both understood how a shepherd is to stand firm and preserve the flock amid confusion and trials.

The same Lord who shepherded David,
the same Lord who entrusted Peter,
also calls us to become shepherds.

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The Dream and Its Discernment

I dreamed of the number 723, followed by the number 23 appearing again.

723 was a clear instruction — go to Psalm 23.
The repeated appearance of 23 was not new information,
but an emphasis: to return again and again to Psalm 23, allowing continual alignment and confirmation.

This was a call-shaped rereading:
not merely to receive comfort,
but to receive a commission.

The Lord is our Shepherd, and we also are shepherds.

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①–③ Shepherded · Formed · Established

(Psalm 23:1–3 × 2 Peter 1:3–10)

① Shepherded — Beginning with Provision

Psalm 23:1
“The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.”

2 Peter 1:3
“His divine power has granted to us all things that pertain to life and godliness…”

Key Correspondence
• Psalm declares the outcome: no lack
• Peter points to the foundation: everything needed has already been provided by God

👉 All who are called to shepherd
👉 must first learn to be fully shepherded in the Lord.
👉 We begin not from lack, but from provision.

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② Formed — Growing in Rest

Psalm 23:2
“He makes me lie down in green pastures;
He leads me beside still waters.”

2 Peter 1:4–7
“…that you may become partakers of the divine nature.
For this very reason, make every effort to add to your faith virtue;
and to virtue, knowledge;
and to knowledge, self-control;
and to self-control, perseverance;
and to perseverance, godliness;
and to godliness, brotherly affection;
and to brotherly affection, love.”

Key Correspondence
• Lying down and resting: ceasing self-driven striving, entering the Lord’s rhythm
• Green pastures and still waters: not temporary comfort, but a sustaining environment that nourishes life
• Partaking of the divine nature: a shepherd is not rushed into formation, but renewed in rest
• Growth of character: life is built layer by layer under guidance

👉 A shepherd is not formed in constant running,
👉 but matures in the process of being allowed to rest and be led by the Lord.

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③ Established — Walking the Path of Righteousness Without Stumbling

Psalm 23:3
“He restores my soul;
He leads me in paths of righteousness for His name’s sake.”

2 Peter 1:8–10
“For if these qualities are yours and are increasing,
they keep you from being ineffective or unfruitful…
Therefore, brothers, be all the more diligent
to confirm your calling and election;
for if you practice these qualities you will never stumble.”

Key Correspondence
• Restoration of the soul: clarity and direction are recovered
• No longer short-sighted or blind: the calling and the destination come back into view
• Not idle or unfruitful: restored life naturally bears fruit
• The righteous path: not guided by feeling, but secured in calling
• Never stumbling: the righteous path is not dangerous, but protected

👉 The restoration of the soul
👉 is revealed in confirmed direction, steady steps, and a fruitful life.

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④–⑥ Continuing to Shepherd in Reality and Toward the End

④ Sustained by Presence — Not Losing Position in the Valley

Psalm 23:4
“Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I will fear no evil, for You are with me.”

2 Peter 1:19
“Like a lamp shining in a dark place, until the day dawns
and the morning star rises in your hearts.”

👉 A shepherd does not avoid the valley,
👉 but does not lose position or light within it.

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⑤ Set Apart by the Lord — Not Drawn Away Before Enemies

Psalm 23:5
“You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies…”

2 Peter 2:9
“The Lord knows how to rescue the godly from trials,
and to keep the unrighteous under punishment until the day of judgment.”

👉 A mature shepherd does not prove himself through argument,
👉 but sits securely at the table the Lord has prepared.

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⑥ Brought by Grace into the End — Confirming the Call in Eternity

Psalm 23:6
“Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life;
and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever.”

2 Peter 1:11
“In this way there will be richly provided for you an entrance
into the eternal kingdom of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”

Key Correspondence
• “Dwelling in the house of the LORD forever”
→ not a temporary stay, but final belonging
• “Richly provided entrance into the eternal kingdom”
→ not barely saved, but welcomed, affirmed, and received
• Psalm declares the relational destination
• 2 Peter confirms the kingdom’s final outcome

👉 Shepherding is not a temporary role,
👉 but a growth path that begins with being shepherded
👉 and ends with entering the eternal kingdom.

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✨ Overall Summary
• Psalm 23: describes how a shepherd is led and formed in God’s hands
• 2 Peter: teaches those entrusted how to stand firm, not stumble, and preserve the flock amid end-time confusion

David was a shepherd.
Peter was a shepherd.
And the Lord continues to call His people to be shepherds.