23 And he is beginning to think of that same Heavenly felicity, and to reprove himself, because he has been a beast, and has longed for things earthly. “For what have I in Heaven, and from You what have I willed upon earth?”. By your voice I see that you have understood. He compared with his earthly will the heavenly reward which he is to receive; he saw what was there being reserved for him; and while thinking and burning at the thought of some ineffable thing, which neither eye has seen, nor ear heard, nor into the heart of man has ascended, he has not said, this or that I have in Heaven, but, “what have I in Heaven?”
What is that thing which I have in Heaven? What is it? How great is it? Of what sort is it? “And,” since that which I have in heaven does not pass away, “from You what have I willed upon earth?”.. You reserve, he says, for me in Heaven riches immortal, even Yourself, and I have willed from You on earth that which even ungodly men have, which even evil men have, which even abandoned men have, money, gold, silver, jewels, households, which even many wicked men have: which even many profligate women have, many profligate men: these things as a great matter I have desired of my God upon earth: though my God reserves Himself for me in Heaven!
Source: The Enarrations, or Expositions, on the Psalms (New Advent)