Which Bible character are you (quiz)?

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Quiz Questions

1.
I tend to take responsibility for my own choices and outcomes...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
2.
I struggle emotionally when others give me feedback or correct me...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Some of the time
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
3.
I am pretty realistic about myself and others, and hold realistic expectations about what is possible and what is not...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
4.
I get overwhelmed by the issues and hurts of my past ...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
5.
I am able to empathise with others without losing my objectivity...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
6.
I am able to balance my needs and wants with the needs and wants of others...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
7.
I am good at figuring out who to trust and who not to trust...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
8.
I set goals for the important areas of my life...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
9.
I feel secure in myself in most situations, whether or not I am given attention...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
10.
I feel good about myself most of the time, no matter who I am around...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every now and then
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
11.
I eat well and exercise regularly...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never
12.
I can delay my own gratification and accept short term pain in the pursuit of long term gain...
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- A.
  Always
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Every once in a while
- D.
  Rarely
- E.
  Never

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Your Bible character is Queen Esther
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Queen Esther showed what it was to shrug off her doubts and fears and present herself to the King. And through her actions she is remembered as one who saved the people of Israel from annihilation. Self image is the cornerstone of the overcoming life. Your breakthrough development includes: building a personal sense of worth and value; creating an enduring feeling of belonging and security; making friends with the hurts and traumas of your past. We have created a resource to support you on your journey to wholeness. Just click below to access these resources...
2.
Your Bible character is King David
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Not all of King David's decisions were great, and he had his fair share of correction. But he had a heart after God, and ultimately took accountability seriously and became one of the greatest kings of Israel. Taking responsibility for our predicament is one of the first steps in getting the 'power back' in our own lives. Your breakthrough development includes: learning to link beliefs to choices to actions to consequences; defusing correction and feedback; learning to take accountability for your own body. We have created a resource to support you on your journey as an overcomer. Just click below to access these resources...
3.
Your Bible character is Moses
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Moses knew what it was to be stretched every which way, and had to learn to manage his emotions and expectations. But he was chosen to lead God's people out of Egypt and to the border of the promised land. Happiness is often found in striking the right balance in our lives between competing extremes. Your breakthrough development includes learning to balance: expectations for yourself and others; head and heart (thinking and emotions); my needs and wants with those of others. We have created a resource to support you on your journey. Just click below to access these resources...
4.
Your Bible character is Ruth
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Things did not go well for Ruth for much of her life. But Ruth knew what it was to persevere, keep developing herself, remain loyal, and become a part of the very genealogy of Jesus Christ! Success in life often requires a new set of skills. Skills that give us power in our own lives. Your breakthrough development includes developing the skills of: wise trust so you know who to trust, in what context, and how much; goal setting so that you know how to break big goals into bite size pieces; delayed gratification - which is a must for success of any kind. We have created a resource to support you on your journey. Just click below to access these resources...