Bible Characters Dictionary

Bible Characters Dictionary is an offline application that has explaination of many

Analyze the character of the person. Read and reread gathered Bible material with a pencil in hand, noting particular or peculiar traits.

Set down the elements of power and success. Show how heredity or personal ability produce these elements.

Describe evidences of weakness and failure. Indicate the circumstances responsible for these.

Elaborate on victory over difficulties. There is rich material along this line in characters like Joseph, David and Paul.

Suggest various helps to success. In some Bible lives there were many paths to fame and honor.

Mark out any privileges abused. When dealing with a person such as Esau, it is easy to sketch his loss.

Depict opportunities for good neglected, or how the opportunities could have been improved.

Fill in details of the life. Recorded facts of birth, parentage, death, etc., should be mentioned.

Summarize the lessons to be learned from the life. The lives of great men remind us that we too can make our lives sublime!

Note any relation the person may have had to God or to Jesus Christ. Divine relationship shapes character and determines destiny.

The Bible is the most faithful book in the world. It tells the truth about its men and women. We have the tendency to eulogize our heroes, omitting altogether their faults. But the Bible gives us a true picture; light or shade, good or evil are depicted without apology or excuse. It is a wonderful canvas of human life.