Who is favorite person in the Bible? and why?

A lot of people are saying Jesus! I agree, he like GOD, is the greatest. The question posed, was person. Jesus Christ is Lord. I don’t count him as human. He was, and wasn’t! Jesus Christ is, was, and will always be our Lord. So to call him my favorite “person” in the Bible goes against everything I believe and hold true.

David, from the line of Abram, to the Messiah. That is my favorite human born into this world.

Shamir. Without Shamir the would have been no temple. Without Shamir there can be no new temple. If you don't know Shamir then you're too translated too KJV too ignorant of the old testament to know jack shit.

Mortimer the leper ..always quick with a joke.

Elija was a badass

:god:

Paul is right up there as least favorite.

A totally disagreeable human being.

Phony to the core

Jesus, of course! you nimrod......

I could care less about the OT. Seems inimical to Christianity. I really don't know why it is attached to the bible. The only person of merit is JC Superstar.

Jesus, because he died for me.

:hebrews:

What a stupid question...

Jesus Christ, of course.

The Whore of Babylon is definitely the best.

She has returned to the earth in an (apparently) human female body to conquer and rule once again; as She did as Semiramis (Isis) a long time ago.

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Abel...

Job

You do not know he wins.

So far all you know is he died on a cross.

Will he come back?

Maybe.

But you still do not know the outcome until the game is over.

Favorite person in the Bible? Give me a break with that fairytale shit.

Trump

Yeah; a deluded rationalist who was tortured out of his mind; but being a good slave; made sure not to implicate his torturer.

What a pathetic sycophant.

He was banished because he tried to drown a local magician and he also committed arson; setting fire to the Temple of Artemis; he was a scumbag.

What are the names of people in the bible? I wouldn’t know

Yeah Chapter 47; where he tells Me that "My nakedness will be uncovered"...that was really classy shit.

He was an asshole.

Behold Abraham of Uruk; Son of Terah!

Who did impregnate his wife’s bondservant Hagar; which did yield Ishmael!

And then behold; Abraham did cast his own son Ishmael and his concubine Hagar into horrific exile in a barren desert; as if they were guilty of some great crime…their crime was knowing Abraham and his “god”!

And behold; this ass-licking sycophant Abraham; he was more than willing to chop his other son Isaac up; by his wife Sarah; and then burn him alive just to “please” his “god”!

Two wretched entities; the “god” and his subject!

Supposedly it was he, not Jesus, who actually died on the cross.

Yeah he only had 700 wives; betrayed the God of his father and introduced different religions into Israel leading to the 10 /2 split in Tribes just shortly thereafter.

Good job Sol!

Funny as hell. Lmao. Crazy thing... may be true.

Job. I can relate with him the most, he’s a good inspiration.

The more one investigates the matter, the more one is persuaded of the absolute legitimacy of the actions of Herodias & Salome with regards to the Blabbering Baptist All Those Years Ago…

What business of it was his to go slandering the names of the Ruling Family? Since the Baptist was not a relative or other close relation, he had some nerve sticking his nose in a situation that did not concern him.

The Blabbering Baptist was little more than a muckraking sensationalist without even a hint of propriety; indeed, he makes the National Enquirer look a paragon of journalistic ethics in comparison.

There is little doubt that the Baptist would be found guilty of libel in a contemporary setting; for there can be no doubt that he was motivated by the requisite “actual malice” promulgated as the standard for actionable prosecution in NY Times v Sullivan circa 1973; a blind, incomprehensible contempt that burned in the Baptist’s demented heart; one brought on by the jealous rage he felt when he gazed upon His Betters…

No Job proves the power of faith. I think he was rewarded for his faith in the afterlife.

It raises the question why bad things happen to good people.

Can you still believe in God despite human suffering? I guess you can't.

You mean when someone craps in your face you are supposed to smile and call it ice cream?

Is that the inspiration of which you speak?