These biblical dolls creatively teach children of all ages about character, virtue, & Torah. Every delightful figure comes with a story from the Torah highlighted by remarkable character traits & a notation of where to read more about that person.

These biblical dolls creatively teach children of all ages about character, virtue, & Torah. Every delightful figure comes with a story from the Torah highlighted by remarkable character traits & a notation of where to read more about that person.

Size: 9-10" tall
Made of plush & cotton clothing fabrics, polyester stuffing & PE pellets in bags.

Each doll comes with a tag that tells his or her story, and the virtues which guided them...plus a brief inspirational message of how this person's story still inspires us today.

KING SOLOMON
Virtues: Wisdom, Understanding, Fairness

During Solomon’s reign as King of Israel, (970-931 B.C.), his kingdom enjoyed tremendous prosperity. He traded with other nations and built the great Temple in Jerusalem. His father was King David and his mother was Bathsheba. He was only about 20 years old when he was crowned king. Upon taking the throne, Solomon made sacrifices and prayed to the Lord. This pleased God very much so He appeared to Solomon in a dream. God said, Ask for whatever you want me to give you. (I Kings 3:5) Solomon asked for a discerning heart to govern the people and to distinguish between right and wrong. (I Kings 3:9) And God blessed Solomon with great wisdom. Read the Books of Proverbs and Kings to learn more about Solomon.

JOSEPH
Virtues: Generosity, Tolerance, Forgiveness

Joseph had been given the ability to interpret dreams. His older 10 brothers were jealous of him and laughed at this gift. Their father loved Joseph very much, and he gave his son a beautiful multi-colored coat. This made Joseph's brothers even more jealous. One day, the brothers sold Joseph as a slave to a group of people heading to Egypt. His brothers lied to their father and said that wild animals had killed Joseph. In Egypt, Joseph was thrown into prison, but news of his gift spread. Later, he would interpret the Pharaoh’s dreams. For this he was placed in great esteem in the court. His prestigious position helped save his entire family from starvation during difficult times. Joseph forgave his brothers and thanked God for placing him in a position to be able to help them. Read more about Joseph in Genesis, Chapters 37-47.

QUEEN ESTHER
Virtues: Patience, Perseverance, Courage Her name means Star.

Esther was a Jewish queen who was married to the Persian King Xerxes who reigned from 486 to 465 B.C. As queen, Esther learned of a plot by Haman; the King’s trusted advisor, to kill all of the Jewish people. The King was unaware that Queen Esther, herself, was Jewish. With a great deal of prayer, fasting and patience, Esther was able to uncover this plot to the King and reveal Haman’s true character. She saved her people and herself and even today, the Jewish people celebrate their deliverance with the feast of Purim dating back to the time of Queen Esther. Purim is celebrated on the 14th and 15th of the month of Adar on the Jewish calendar. Read more about these events in the Book of Esther.

SARAH
Virtues: Loyalty, Perseverance, Patience Her name means Noble Lady.

A noble lady indeed was Sarah, the wife of Abraham and the mother of Isaac. Sarah followed her husband where God instructed him to go. At the age of 65, she left her friends and family and home in the town of Haran and traveled to the foreign land of Canaan. One day, many years later, the Lord spoke to Abraham, announcing that Abraham and Sarah would have a son, who was to be named Isaac. Upon hearing of this news, Sarah laughed! After all, she was very old, but nothing is impossible with the Lord. Isaac, which means laughter brought great joy to Abraham and Sarah. He continued the family line which became known as the Nation of Israel. Read more about Sarah in Genesis, Chapters 12-21.

ABRAHAM
Virtues: Faith, Patience, Obedience

Abraham had a special relationship with God. When God called Abraham to move to a foreign land, Abraham listened and obeyed. He was 75 years old when he, his wife Sarah, and his nephew, told their families good-bye, and left for the distant land of Canaan. The Lord promised Abraham that he would make him the father of a great nation with many children in this new land. Yet, Abraham and Sarah did not have any children and Sarah was very old. Still, Abraham believed in the Lord’s promise! In his old age, Abraham indeed became the father of two sons, Ishmael and Isaac, both of whom became the fathers of two large nations of descendants. Abraham was blessed abundantly for his faith and patience! Read more about Abraham in Genesis 12-22.

MOSES
Virtues: Faith, Courage, Leadership.

Moses was born in Egypt at a time when the Pharaoh gave orders for all male Hebrew children to be killed. Moses’ mother made a small basket of reeds, in which she sent Moses floating down the Nile River in hopes that her baby would be saved. An Egyptian princess found Moses, and she raised him in the palace. Moses later became known as the deliverer of the Hebrew people. He led the Hebrews out of Egypt where they had lived for 400 years as slaves. While the Hebrew people were following Moses to the Promised Land, God revealed to Moses His 10 Commandments, or laws. These commandments instructed the people on how to live and believe. We still have these 10 Commandments that we live by today. Do you know what they are? Read more about these events in Exodus, Chapters 2-20.

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