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Analysis of 2 Samuel 6 — A Cart on the Road, Fire in the Presence, and a King in a Linen Ephod: When God Won’t Be Carried Like Cargo

Pr Enos Mwakalindile
Jan 9
1 min read

Some chapters feel like a parade. This one feels like a warning bell inside a hymn. A cart rolls. A hand reaches. A man falls. A household flourishes. A king dances. A queen despises. And Israel learns—again—that the Presence is not a prop. It is a gift. And it is fire.

Analysis of 2 Samuel 6 — A Cart on the Road, Fire in the Presence, and a King in a Linen Ephod: When God Won’t Be Carried Like Cargo. A bolt of lightning strikes a cart with oxen pulling it. People watch in awe, holding musical instruments, under a stormy sky near ruins.

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