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2 Samuel 6:8

Listen to 2 Samuel 6:8
8 Y se entristeci贸 David por haber herido el SE脩OR a Uza; y fue llamado aquel lugar P茅rez-uza (rotura de Uza ), hasta hoy.

2 Samuel 6:8 Meaning and Commentary

2 Samuel 6:8

And David was displeased, because the Lord had made a breach
upon Uzzah
He could not easily submit, and be reconciled to the providence; his heart was ready to rise up against God, and murmur at him for striking him dead in such an awful manner, for so small a matter as this might seem to be; and the rather, as this put a stop to the procession, and cast a damp upon their joy and mirth on this occasion, and might seem to be an ill omen to David, and be improved by his enemies against him:

and he called the name of the place Perezuzzah unto this day;
the name he gave the place, which signifies "the breach of Uzzah", continued to the time of writing this book.

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2 Samuel 6:8 In-Context

6 Y cuando llegaron a la era de Nac贸n, Uza extendi贸 la mano al arca de Dios, y la tuvo; porque los bueyes daban sacudidas.
7 Y el furor del SE脩OR se encendi贸 contra Uza, y lo hiri贸 all铆 Dios por aquella temeridad, y cay贸 all铆 muerto junto al arca de Dios.
8 Y se entristeci贸 David por haber herido el SE脩OR a Uza; y fue llamado aquel lugar P茅rez-uza (rotura de Uza ), hasta hoy.
9 Y temiendo David al SE脩OR aquel d铆a, dijo: 驴C贸mo ha de venir a m铆 el arca del SE脩OR?
10 No quiso, pues, David traer a s铆 el arca del SE脩OR a la ciudad de David; mas la llev贸 David a casa de Obed-edom geteo.

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