Who was elected "Most likely to succeed" in the bible?

Answer 1

Pontius Pilate. God really, really needed him to succeed.

Answer 2

in accordance to the positioning pronounced via some, "Amen" seems this many cases. I doubt this manner is right, regardless of the incontrovertible fact that. The Exhaustive Concordance (Unabridged), incorporates words consisting of "the", "a", "I", and so on. which comprise the Deuterocanon/Apocrypha, "amen" seems sixty 5 cases, never 773,962 cases. The be conscious "the" (the plain checklist holder for many appearances) takes place 70,800 cases. i could have an interest to renowned who spent the time counting all of those "amen"s. It sounds somewhat difficult to have faith.

Answer 3

Man I favored David in the beginning, Moses did very well, he seemed to be God's best friend in his day. But the fix was in. The whole book was set up for Jesus to come in and sweep the table, floor and clock. He had it made from the beginning and Old Luci never had a chance.

Answer 4

Abraham, who later became President of the United States. Only to be tragically shot after saving the Union.

Answer 5

Job was the "richest of the Orientals."

Solomon was the wisest man on the Earth and also unbelieveably wealthy.

I'd say those two are up there, but ultimately it's the person who "calls upon the name of Jehovah", since they are the ones who will be saved.

Answer 6

Have you all ever read the Bible.
Everyone really succedded except Satan.
Everyone was blessed, as long as they followed God, an even then they were shown mercy.
an Baby, thats the beauty of grace. :)

Answer 7

Whoever started all the "begatting" sure seems to have succeeded.

Answer 8

Moses.

Answer 9

Luke.
He was a physician.

Answer 10

Jesus. And look what happened to him!