Which Bible Hero Are You Most Like?



Introduction:

Have you ever wondered which Bible hero you resemble? Maybe you’re brave like David, wise like Solomon, or faithful like Esther! Take this fun and engaging quiz to find out who matches your unique personality. This is a great activity for kids, parents, and even Sunday school sessions. Let’s dive in!


The Quiz:


1. What is your favorite way to solve problems?

a. Use my bravery and face it head-on (David).

b. Think it through and find the wisest solution (Solomon).

c. Pray and wait for God’s guidance (Daniel).

d. Show kindness and help others (Ruth).

2. What do you do when someone needs help?

a. I stand up for them no matter what (Esther).

b. I pray for strength to guide them (Moses).

c. I work behind the scenes to help (Joseph).

d. I lead others to safety (Noah).

3. What would you bring if you were going on a big adventure?

a. A slingshot and lots of courage (David).

b. A notebook to write down wise ideas (Solomon).

c. Faith and a prayer book (Daniel).

d. Food and water to share with others (Ruth).

4. How do you face challenges in life?

a. I trust God to fight my battles (David).

b. I rely on wisdom and understanding (Solomon).

c. I stand firm in my faith, no matter the consequences (Daniel).

d. I focus on helping others and staying loyal (Ruth).


Results:


• Mostly A’s: You’re like David! Brave, confident, and ready to take on challenges with God by your side.

• Mostly B’s: You’re like Solomon! Wise and thoughtful, always seeking to do what’s right.

• Mostly C’s: You’re like Daniel! Faithful and prayerful, standing strong even in tough times.

• Mostly D’s: You’re like Ruth! Loyal, kind, and always thinking of others before yourself.

We hope this quiz inspired you to think about the qualities that make you unique, just like our favorite Bible heroes. Remember, God has placed special gifts in you to do amazing things for His glory. Share your results in the comments we’d love to know who you’re most like!


Blessings,

Ada Happiness.


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