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Then David consulted the Lord, “Shall I ascend against the Philistines, and will you deliver them into my hands?” And he responded: “You shall not ascend against them; instead, circle behind their back. And you shall come to them from the side opposite the balsam trees. (2 Samuel 5, 23)
And so, David did just as the Lord had instructed him. And he struck down the Philistines, from Gibeon until you arrive at Gezer. (2 Samuel 5, 25)
Then David again gathered together all the elect men of Israel, thirty thousand. (2 Samuel 6, 1)
And David arose and went away, with the entire people who were with him from the men of Judah, so that they might lead back the ark of God, over which is invoked the name of the Lord of hosts, who sits upon the cherubim above it. (2 Samuel 6, 2)
But David and all of Israel played before the Lord on every kind of musical instrument made of wood, and on harps, and lyres, and timbrels, and bells, and cymbals. (2 Samuel 6, 5)
Then David was saddened because the Lord had struck Uzzah. And the name of that place was called: the Striking of Uzzah, even to this day. (2 Samuel 6, 8)
And David was very fearful of the Lord on that day, saying, “How shall the ark of the Lord be brought to me?” (2 Samuel 6, 9)
And he was not willing to send the ark of the Lord to himself in the city of David. Instead, he sent it into the house of Obededom, the Gittite. (2 Samuel 6, 10)
And it was reported to king David that the Lord had blessed Obededom, and all that was his, because of the ark of God. Therefore, David went and brought the ark of God, from the house of Obededom, into the city of David with joy. And there were with David seven choirs, and calves for victims. (2 Samuel 6, 12)
And David danced with all his ability before the Lord. And David was girded with the linen ephod. (2 Samuel 6, 14)
And David, and all the house of Israel, were leading the ark of the testament of the Lord, with jubilation and the sound of the trumpet. (2 Samuel 6, 15)
And when the ark of the Lord had entered into the city of David, Michal, the daughter of Saul, looking out through a window, saw king David leaping and dancing before the Lord. And she despised him in her heart. (2 Samuel 6, 16)
