Which Biblical Figure Are You?

Of all the characters from the Bible, it seems that your Abraham has affected the most change. Abram (which later became Abraham) traveled through all the biblical countries starting with Ur of the Chaldeans, through the land of Canaan, then to Egypt and back to the Damascus area. On his journey he experienced many difficult trials. But in the end, Abraham is the first of the three patriarchs in the Bible, father of the tribes of Israel and Ishmael. Just like Abraham, keep pushing through and influencing people wherever you go.

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Leadership is in your blood, even if you're not sure about it. Moses was one of the greatest prophets and the reason Israel exists today. He led the Israelites through 40 years of wandering in the the wilderness, fought with Amalek for Israel and gave the Jewish people their sacred book, the Torah. As a humble shepherd, who became the prophet of three monotheistic religions, don't underestimate your power to get out there and change the world.
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You have an incredible gift for connecting between the worlds of spirit and matter. David was a talented red-headed musician who played for King Saul before becoming a king himself. He also heroically fought the giant Goliath during a war with the Philistines, even though he was too young to enlist. Of course, he also wrote the Book of Psalms and was the founder of the Davidic dynasty that ruled the kingdom of Judah for 420 years until the destruction of the First Temple. Who knows, maybe you are descended from glory.
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Apparently you have connected with the heroine of the Book of Esther and the miracle of Purim. Moreover, Esther literally saved the Jews of Persia and she is the most written about woman in the Bible. Now that’s some respect.
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There is no greater compliment than to be one of the four matriarchs of Israel, the favorite wife of Jacob and the mother of Joseph and Benjamin. We do not know if you're into nature, but Rachel was a shepherdess and is described in the Bible as “strong and beautiful.” She was also quite resourceful and is considered the main mother of the twelve tribes – not too shabby.
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If you have siblings (or not) – you’ve won. Miriam is the sister of Moses and Aaron and the eldest member of the family that led the Israelites out of Egypt. While her brothers get a lot of attention, Miriam took care of Moses and made sure that his real mother could be his nursemaid. She is a drumming prophetess that made sure that her fellow Israelites had water while on their 40-year journey through the desert. You, like Miriam, are a strong willed leader who cares about those around you.
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