To: 1000 silverlings
Yeah, but his wife was still ticked off that in his enthusiasm, he exposed himself like a common perv. And scripture doesn't mention any of the prophets, or God directly, taking David to task over it.
Ergo things which may at first glance appear to be "wild" *might* still happen to be inspired by God.
Discernment (rather than broad brush) might be a better tool.
Cheers!
146 posted on
11/24/2010 3:05:50 PM PST by
grey_whiskers
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To: grey_whiskers; Dr. Eckleburg; the_conscience
you are incorrect: David was wearing a linen tunic, plain dress, for *he humbled himself before the Lord.* Michel complained that he was dressed like a peasant, not that he was undressed. As the daughter of Saul, she had royal pretensions, and did not understand.
David rebuked her, righteously, and God punished her for her remarks.
148 posted on
11/24/2010 3:22:44 PM PST by
1000 silverlings
(everything that deceives, also enchants: Plato)
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