First and foremost, David's intention was judged by his words when he says, "number the people that I may know it." He was attributing Israel's victory to himself and the number of the people in the army. Isaiah 42:8 says God will never share his glory to another. A similar incidence happened to Moses when God told him to speak to the rock to bring forth water for the people in the wilderness and he instead struck the rock twice and said, hear now you rebels, must we fetch you water out of this rock? He was attributing the power to himself and Aaron. Numbers 20:1
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