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2 Samuel 6:1
Again,
David
gathered
together
all the
chosen
men of
Israel,
thirty
thousand.
2
And
David
arose,
and
went
with all the
people
that were with him from Baale of
Judah,
to bring
up
from thence the
ark
of
God,
whose
name
is
called
by the
name
of the
LORD
of
hosts
that
dwelleth
between the
cherubims.
3
And they
set
the
ark
of
God
upon a
new
cart,
and
brought
it out of the
house
of
Abinadab
that was in
Gibeah:
and
Uzzah
and
Ahio,
the
sons
of
Abinadab,
drave
the
new
cart.
4
And they
brought
it out of the
house
of
Abinadab
which was at
Gibeah,
accompanying
the
ark
of
God:
and
Ahio
went
before
the
ark.
5
And
David
and all the
house
of
Israel
played
before
the
LORD
on all manner of instruments made of
fir
wood,
even on
harps,
and on
psalteries,
and on
timbrels,
and on
cornets,
and on
cymbals.
6
And when they
came
to
Nachon's
threshingfloor,
Uzzah
put
forth
his hand to the
ark
of
God,
and took
hold
of it; for the
oxen
shook
it.
7
And the
anger
of the
LORD
was
kindled
against
Uzzah;
and
God
smote
him there for his
error;
and there he
died
by the
ark
of
God.
8
And
David
was
displeased,
because the
LORD
had
made
a
breach
upon
Uzzah:
and he
called
the name of the
place
Perezuzzah
to this
day.
9
And
David
was
afraid
of the
LORD
that
day,
and
said,
How shall the
ark
of the
LORD
come
to me?
10
So
David
would
not
remove
the
ark
of the
LORD
unto him into the
city
of
David:
but
David
carried it
aside
into the
house
of
Obededom
the
Gittite.
11
And the
ark
of the
LORD
continued
in the
house
of
Obededom
the
Gittite
three
months:
and the
LORD
blessed
Obededom,
and all his
household.
12
And it was
told
king
David,
saying,
The
LORD
hath
blessed
the
house
of
Obededom,
and all that pertaineth unto him, because of the
ark
of
God.
So
David
went
and brought
up
the
ark
of
God
from the
house
of
Obededom
into the
city
of
David
with
gladness.
13
And it was so, that when they that
bare
the
ark
of the
LORD
had
gone
six
paces,
he
sacrificed
oxen
and
fatlings.
14
And
David
danced
before
the
LORD
with all his
might;
and
David
was
girded
with a
linen
ephod.
15
So
David
and all the
house
of
Israel
brought
up
the
ark
of the
LORD
with
shouting,
and with the
sound
of the
trumpet.
16
And as the
ark
of the
LORD
came
into the
city
of
David,
Michal
Saul's
daughter
looked
through a
window,
and
saw
king
David
leaping
and
dancing
before
the
LORD;
and she
despised
him in her
heart.
17
And they
brought
in the
ark
of the
LORD,
and
set
it in his
place,
in the
midst
of the
tabernacle
that
David
had
pitched
for it: and
David
offered
burnt
offerings
and peace
offerings
before
the
LORD.
18
And as soon as
David
had made an
end
of
offering
burnt
offerings
and peace
offerings,
he
blessed
the
people
in the
name
of the
LORD
of
hosts.
19
And he
dealt
among all the
people,
even among the whole
multitude
of
Israel,
as well to the
women
as
men,
to every
one
a
cake
of
bread,
and a good
piece
of flesh, and a
flagon
of wine. So all the
people
departed
every
one
to his
house.
20
Then
David
returned
to
bless
his
household.
And
Michal
the
daughter
of
Saul
came
out
to
meet
David,
and
said,
How
glorious
was the
king
of
Israel
to
day,
who
uncovered
himself to
day
in the
eyes
of the
handmaids
of his
servants,
as
one
of the vain
fellows
shamelessly
uncovereth
himself!
21
And
David
said
unto
Michal,
It was
before
the
LORD,
which
chose
me before thy
father,
and before all his
house,
to
appoint
me
ruler
over the
people
of the
LORD,
over
Israel:
therefore will I
play
before
the
LORD.
22
And I will yet be more
vile
than
thus,
and will be
base
in mine own
sight:
and of the
maidservants
which thou hast
spoken
of, of them shall I be had in
honour.
23
Therefore
Michal
the
daughter
of
Saul
had no
child
°
unto the
day
of her
death.
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