1. What is the meaning of 2 Samuel 6:14?

2. How does David's dancing in 2 Samuel 6:14 demonstrate worship through action?

3. What can we learn about humility from David's actions in this passage?

4. How does David's worship compare to other biblical examples of joyful praise?

5. How can we incorporate physical expressions of worship in our daily lives?

6. What does David's example teach us about prioritizing God over human opinions?

7. Why did David dance with all his might before the LORD in 2 Samuel 6:14?

8. What significance does David's linen ephod have in 2 Samuel 6:14?

9. How does David's dance in 2 Samuel 6:14 reflect his relationship with God?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from 2 Samuel 6?

11. 2 Samuel 6:14 – How plausible is David’s public dancing without concern for royal decorum, given the cultural norms of ancient Near Eastern kings?

12. 2 Samuel 6:20–23 – How does Michal's punishment for her criticism align with other biblical teachings on marriage and respect between spouses?

13. What does "holy roller" mean?

14. When did David bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem? Before defeating the Philistines or after? After (2 Samuel 5 and 6) Before (I Chronicles 13 and 14)1. How does David's example of worship challenge your own approach to worship?

2. In what ways can you express humility in your worship, following David's example of wearing a linen ephod?

3. How can you incorporate more joy into your worship, reflecting the joy David had in God's presence?

4. What cultural expressions of worship are meaningful to you, and how can they be used to honor God?

5. How can you, as a leader or influencer in your community, model sincere worship for others to follow?1. What does the story of Uzzah teach us about God's holiness and how we should approach Him?

2. In what ways did David show his respect and reverence for God during the transport of the Ark?

3. How can we apply the lessons of Uzzah's story to our everyday life?

4. Discuss the significance of David's decision to leave the Ark at the house of Obed-edom.

5. What might be the implications of David dancing before the Lord "with all his might"?

6. How does Michal's reaction to David's worship reflect her understanding of God?

7. How does David respond to Michal's criticism, and what can we learn from his response?

8. In what ways can we show our devotion to God, akin to David's dance, in our contemporary life?

9. How does the story of Michal's barrenness connect to the theme of obedience and reverence in this chapter?

10. What can we learn from David's willingness to publicly display his love for God, despite his royal status?

11. How does the story of 2 Samuel 6 deepen our understanding of the fear of the Lord?

12. Discuss the role of music and celebration in the worship of God as presented in this chapter.

13. How does the incident with Uzzah teach us about the importance of understanding God's commands before acting?

14. Why do you think God chose to bless the house of Obed-edom when the Ark was there?

15. In the context of this chapter, discuss the consequences of both obeying and disobeying God's laws.

16. How does David's behavior throughout the chapter illustrate his love for God?

17. Compare the reactions of Uzzah, David, and Michal to the Ark of the Covenant. What do their responses tell us about their understanding of God?

18. What can we learn about God's nature and how He reacts to our actions from this chapter?

19. How can we apply the lessons from David's reactions to contemporary situations where our obedience to God is tested?

20. If you were in Michal's position, how would you react to David's actions, and why?

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