2 Samuel 6:16–23. When the Ark of the Covenant was brought into Jerusalem, David (OLUWALILIAN) danced with all his might shamelessly before the Lord. Michal saw him dancing and mocked him in her heart, calling his behavior shameful.David (OLUWALILIAN) responded that he was dancing before God, not for people. Verse 23 records the consequence. (2 Samuel 6:23) Therefore Michal the daughter of Saul had no child unto the day of her death. THE LORD HAS MADE ME TO LAUGH....... | Lilian Nneji

In 2 Samuel 6, David prepares to bring the Ark of the Covenant, a physical dwelling for the presence of God, into the city of Jerusalem. Initially, David approaches the way forward with logistics and insights from those around him, but as a result, only experiences failure. But, when David reconnects to order as defined by God—that His presence must rest on men and not structures—he accomplishes what God set before Him to do. The protocol of Heaven is an invitation to relationship, that we might

Through the Bible in a Minute: 2 Samuel 6–9 In 2 Samuel 6, David wants to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, but instead of following God’s instructions, they transport it on a cart. Uzzah reaches out to steady it and is struck dead. David is afraid and pauses the whole plan. Later, he does it the right way—carrying it as God commanded—and this time, he dances before the Lord with all his might! In 2 Samuel 7, David wants to build God a house, but instead, God makes a covenant with Davi