Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge on 2 Samuel 6:20

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bless: Sa2 6:18; Gen 18:19; Jos 24:15; Ch1 16:43; Psa 30:1 \*title Psa 101:2 Michal: Sa2 6:16; Psa 69:7-9; Mar 3:21 glorious: Neh 4:3, Neh 4:4; Isa 53:2, Isa 53:3; Joh 13:6; Co1 4:10-13; Phi 2:7, Phi 2:8 uncovered: We are only to understand by this expression that David had divested himself of his royal robes, in order to appear humble before the Lord, by assimilating himself to the condition of one of the priests or Levites. for we find that he was "girded with a linen ephod;" and consequently no part of his body was exposed, having only put off his outer garments. The terms uncovered or naked frequently mean no more than this in Scripture. Sa2 6:14, Sa2 6:16; Sa1 19:23, Sa1 19:24 vain fellows: Jdg 9:4; Job 30:8 shamelessly: or, openly 2 Kings (2 Samuel) 6:21

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