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The divine right of kings states that the king was picked by God and acts through God while he has control of the the throne on Earth. Macbeth commits the sin of regicide (usurpation) when he kills Duncan. This goes against the divine right of kings because Macbeth kills God’s earthly lieutenant on earth.
