Who are the Bible characters that you are familiar with?

Jesus and his relatives

• Jesus.
• Mary, mother of Jesus.
• Joseph.
• Brothers of Jesus. James (often identified with James, son of Alphaeus) Joseph (Joses) Judas (Jude) (often identified with Thaddeus) Simon.
• Mary of Clopas.
• Cleopas (often identified with Alphaeus and Clopas)

What is biblical character?

Character is who we are because of our relationship with Christ. It is something that can be built and learned as we follow Him. Furthermore, genuine Christian character is not just about our personality or our disposition. It is a description of who we are as Christians ̶ and what we are called to be in our entirety.

What is Jesus’s character?

He is simultaneously a “Savior” (Luke 2:11) and a servant who lowers himself to the ground, washing the feet of his disciples (John 13:5). Jesus is bread (John 6:35), light (John 9:1), and water (John 7:38-39). He is also King of Kings, Lord of Lords (Rev.

Why is God’s character important?

If we are to become the person God desires, as well as a person that others should want to follow, it’s imperative that we give careful attention to that real us, the person we are on this inside. Listen, gifts and abilities may open doors, but character will determine what we do once those doors are open.

How can I imitate Jesus’ character traits?

All believers should desire to emulate Jesus’ character traits through the power of the Holy Spirit. The things that drew people to Jesus should be the very things that draw people to us. We need to read God’s Word (the Bible) to know and understand who God is and His will for us.

Who are some of the characters in the Bible that inspire you?

This is a fraction of the many inspiring characters from the Bible. Others include: Jacob, Joseph, Esther, Joshua, Gideon, Peter, Solomon etc… I encourage you to take some time to reflect on some of the characters that have influenced you and model yourself after them.

What was Jesus like as a person?

Jesus was SERIOUS and FOCUSED. He had a mission in life and never got sidetracked from it, knowing the weightiness of it and the shortness of time. His attitude was that of a SERVANT. “He did not come to BE served, but to SERVE” (Mark 10:45). KINDNESS and SELFLESSNESS characterized His personality.

What does the Bible say about exclusion?

In Matthew 7:22-23, Jesus explains that anyone who does not do the will of His Father will be excluded with these words: “I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness.” When considering the exclusive nature of Jesus, we can’t ignore the book of Revelation.