Which character do you like the best?
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This has been a favorite of mine for a long time.Jsovermyer wrote: ↑02 Aug 2019, 05:59 I like the story of David and Goliath. It shows that even a small insignificant person can accomplish great things.
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I like the story of david; a shepherd who beats an unbeatable foe and goes on to become a King. He had a lot of flaws but cowardice was never one of them.LV2R wrote: ↑02 Aug 2019, 05:23 Out of the 219 Old Testament stories retold in this book, which character do you like the best? Why?
I like Joseph because even though he was misunderstood and mistreated by his family, sold as a slave in a foreign country, accused falsely, and sent to prison, he kept a good attitude and succeeded wherever he was and in whatever circumstance that happened to him. He believed that God could use all the bad things to accomplish good.
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Yeah, Joseph is a great character. If not that the Bible was written, nobody would believe that Joseph didn't rape Potiphar's wife. However, my best character is David. This guy killed a lion and a bear as a young lad. Man! He hadn't even been anointed yet when he did that. And he desired God so much.LV2R wrote: ↑02 Aug 2019, 05:23 Out of the 219 Old Testament stories retold in this book, which character do you like the best? Why?
I like Joseph because even though he was misunderstood and mistreated by his family, sold as a slave in a foreign country, accused falsely, and sent to prison, he kept a good attitude and succeeded wherever he was and in whatever circumstance that happened to him. He believed that God could use all the bad things to accomplish good.
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I like Joseph as a favourite character because he went through a lot and he still kept his faith, even in the face of his brothers' betrayal.essyallan7475 wrote: ↑11 Aug 2019, 22:17 I must say Joseph. He sold into slavers. He became a better person. He did good.
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