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- Character Study of Abigail
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- Character Study of Abraham
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- Character Study of Adam and Eve
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- Character Study of Amram and Jochebed
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- Character Study of Ananias and Sapphira
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- Character Study of Anna and Simeon
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- Character Study of Apollos
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- Character Study of Balaam
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- Character Study of Centurions
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- Character Study of Daniel
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- Character Study of Deborah
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- Character Study of Diotrephes, Gaius and Demetrius
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- Character Study of Dorcas
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- Character Study of Elijah
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- Character Study of Elisha
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- Character Study of Epaphroditus
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- Character Study of Ethiopian Eunuch
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- Character Study of Euodia and Syntyche
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- Character Study of Gideon
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- Character Study of Hezekiah
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- Character Study of Jephthah
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- Character Study of Jesus Christ
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- Character Study of Jezebel
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- Character Study of John Mark
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- Character Study of Jonathan
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- Character Study of Joseph
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- Character Study of Joseph
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- Character Study of Joseph and Elisha
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- Character Study of Joshua
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- Character Study of Joshua
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- Character Study of King Ahab
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- Character Study of Matthew
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- Character Study of Nebuchadnezzar
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- Character Study of Nimrod
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- Character Study of Onesimus
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- Character Study of Pontius Pilate
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- Character Study of Samson
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- Character Study of Samson
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- Character Study of Samuel
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- Character Study of Solomon
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- Character Study of Stephen
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- Character Study of Tekoites
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- Character Study of the Apostle John
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- Character Study of The Herods
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- Character Study of Thomas
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- Character Study of Zacchaeus
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011 at 10:38AM 
The goal of these character studies is to magnify the great men and women of the Bible, including those characters that were mostly virtuous and some that were irredeemably evil. They are examined here warts and all and applications are attempted that might lead the reader to greater awareness of his own character and potential. 