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Which Bible Character are You Most Like?

What Bible Character are You?
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Top Interests
Choose between 4 - 8 hobbies/interests.
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Are you more naughty or nice?
What are your religious views?
Flip the switch to be an evil character. ;-)

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Alyssa, you are most like Jezebel from the Bible.

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It’s interesting that you’d like to be compared to an evil character from the Bible, but I’ll do my best to find a suitable match for you. Given your attributes, I would compare you to Jezebel.

Jezebel was a queen in the Old Testament, known for being manipulative, controlling, and deceitful. She was married to King Ahab and was heavily involved in promoting the worship of false gods, particularly Baal. Despite her position of power, she used it for selfish and destructive purposes. She was known for her cunning nature and her ability to influence those around her.

Looking at your interest in drawing, painting, and movies, these forms of artistic expression can relate to Jezebel’s manipulative nature. She used her skills of manipulation and persuasion to achieve her own goals, much like an artist uses their skill to create something. Additionally, her deceitful behavior aligns with your preference to be compared to an evil character.

Jezebel’s character can also reflect your social level. She was highly influential and operated at a high level within her society, much like the social level you described for yourself.

In terms of biblical references, Jezebel appears in several passages in the books of 1 and 2 Kings. One notable instance is in 1 Kings 21, where she orchestrates the false accusation and subsequent execution of Naboth in order to secure his vineyard for King Ahab. This displays her manipulative and ruthless nature, similar to the behaviors you’ve expressed interest in being compared to.

It’s important to note that while Jezebel’s actions in the Bible were destructive, this comparison is not a reflection of your personal character, but rather a way to understand how certain attributes and interests can be connected to a specific biblical figure.

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