When Uza gets struck down, David is angry.

So verse 7 tells us, the anger of Yahweh was kindled against Uza and God struck him

down there because of his error.

So the author is clearly saying, Uza made an error.

So it's David's responsibility ultimately to protect the people by keeping the law.

Azah also is supposed to know.

Nobody touches the ark.

We carry it on polls.

He makes an error.

He touches it.

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My name is Alex Duke, and with me are my two friends, Sam and Lottie, Jim Hamilton.

All right, guys, so last week we talked about Second Samuel 1 to 3. We talked about how much of it,

at least, is kind of a revenge flick. And talked about how, you know, much of it at least is kind of

a revenge flick. And so remind us, who killed who and why did they kill them? Just remind us

briefly. Go ahead, Jim. Oh, okay. You gesture at one another. Well, so in chapter 1,

this Amalekite claims to have killed Saul. He didn't kill Saul. David winds up having him put to

death. And then in chapter two, Joab and Abashai and Asahel are pursuing after Abner. And Abner is the

general uncle of Saul. Yep, that's right. Saul's uncle, Ishpochev's general.

And Abner kills Asahel, Joab's brother.

And then, as a result of that, in chapter three,

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