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While King David is widely remembered for his military victories and establishment of Jerusalem as the capital, what was a significant consequence of his decision to conduct a census of the fighting men of Israel, as recorded in 2 Samuel 24?
A
It led to a period of unprecedented economic prosperity due to better resource allocation based on population data.
B
It resulted in a divinely sent plague that decimated the population, highlighting the sin of pride and misplaced trust in human strength rather than God.
C
It triggered a rebellion among the tribes who felt their individual identities were being subsumed under a centralized monarchy.
D
It prompted neighboring kingdoms to form an alliance against Israel, fearing David's intentions to expand his territory.
Reference:
2 Samuel 24:1-25
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