What Biblical character are you?

[Lynx]

It's a derivative. Yohann, Anna, Hannah, etc. They all mean 'full of grace.' from the Hebrew root "chanah," grace. Yochanan, I think is Jonathan, and Sean is also a derivative of John.

Hmm... So the one Jesus loved was full of grace. Either he relied on grace or he showed grace to others, or both... Or so his name implies.

There's a sermon in that somewhere.

 

[shittim]

Perhaps he "grew" in grace after the gifting?

 

[SirSolaScriptura]

Peter, I have his emotional make up.

 

[tourist]

Uncle Mordecai.

I'm not taking the quiz because I'm afraid it might call me Jezebel.

Hardly a chance. Funny though.

 

[tourist]

I didn't take that test but I can tell you that my name really is Isaac, and I seem to be an Isaac through and through. Never really starting anything or definitively finishing anything. Not one known for any big accomplishments. Just content to placidly follow life and see where it leads.

In my life's journey I go with the flow too.

 

[Blain]

This was a fun little test it says I am Paul

 

[shittim]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it, friend
bless you

 

[shittim]

Do you feel like a "Paul"?

 

[Blain]

Do you feel like a "Paul"?

Not really I have always felt a kindred spirit with David at least in the way he writes and praises God but to be fair I am not a leader I am more the supporting type I prefer to build others up and encourage others

 

[shittim]

Perhaps you will become a "Paul"? Don't we all look back 5 or 10 years and notice our growth in Him?

 

[SonJudgment]

Not really I have always felt a kindred spirit with David at least in the way he writes and praises God but to be fair I am not a leader I am more the supporting type I prefer to build others up and encourage others

Actually having the ability to rizz up the others is a key trait of a leader, many great leaders are powerful exhorters. You may not think you are a leader yet, but with discipline and some practice I think you might actually really enjoy an exercise in leadership. The law of leadership is this; he who is faithful with a little, is also faithful with a lot, and remember of course to praise Jesus.

 

[Blain]

Actually having the ability to rizz up the others is a key trait of a leader, many great leaders are powerful exhorters. You may not think you are a leader yet, but with discipline and some practice I think you might actually really enjoy an exercise in leadership. The law of leadership is this; he who is faithful with a little, is also faithful with a lot, and remember of course to praise Jesus.

I guess I never considered that thanks for the insight

 

[Joshua_Belyeu]

I relate very much to Zacchaeus - not in the monetary sense of course, but simply in his desire to be close to Jesus and help anyone he thought he'd harmed.

 

[seoulsearch]

The Meyers- Briggs thread was the inspiration, found this and it was fun and illuminating to do.
Hope you enjoy and are blessed.
https://www.quiz-maker.com/cp-np-which-bible-character-ar

This was a fun and awesome little quiz, thanks so much for posting it!

My results said that I am a "Ruth the Devoted," "with a steadfast commitment to relationships and causes you cherish."

I have to say, I was a bit surprised. But I guess if you asked some of the people here...

I do have a tendency to stick like a piece of used chewing gum to your shoe if I get attached! (I can be tough to get rid of!)