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<br>1. [[Jesus]]. “Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made.” (John 1: 3) That influence is hard to beat.

<br>1. [[Jesus]]. “Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made.” (John 1: 3) That influence is hard to beat.

<br>2. [[Eve]]. All humans have inherited their sinful nature from Eve.

<br>2.  [[John the Apostle]], the author of the most influential work in history, the [[Gospel of John]].

<br>3. [[Noah]]. “So the lord said, ‘I will destroy man whom I have created from the face of the earth… for I am sorry that I have made them.’ But Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord” (Genesis 6: 7-8) God preserved his creation for the sake of Noah.

<br>3. [[Eve]]. All humans have inherited their sinful nature from Eve.

<br>4. [[Abraham]].  Abraham was the father of the Jews and the Moslems through Isaac and Ishmael respectively. He sacrificed [[Isaac]] on mount Moriah and is and remains a great example of faith.

<br>4. [[Noah]]. “So the lord said, ‘I will destroy man whom I have created from the face of the earth… for I am sorry that I have made them.’ But Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord” (Genesis 6: 7-8) God preserved his creation for the sake of Noah.

<br>5. [[Moses]].  Leader of the Israelites through whom God gave the Ten Commandments.

<br>5. [[Abraham]].  Abraham was the father of the Jews and the Moslems through Isaac and Ishmael respectively. He sacrificed [[Isaac]] on mount Moriah and is and remains a great example of faith.

<br>6. [[David]]. Second king of Israel whose psalms have great influence to this day.

<br>6. [[Moses]].  Leader of the Israelites through whom God gave the Ten Commandments.

<br>7. [[Paul]]. Evangelist and author of many new-testament books.

<br>7. [[David]]. Second king of Israel whose psalms have great influence to this day.

<br>8. [[Alexander the Great]]. Conqueror of most of the known world.

<br>8. [[Paul]]. Evangelist and author of many new-testament books.

<br>9. Constantine.  Roman emperor who spread Christianity.

<br>9. [[Alexander the Great]]. Conqueror of most of the known world.

<br>10. Julius Caesar.  Great Roman dictator whose murder set the stage for the Roman Empire.

<br>10. Constantine.  Roman emperor who spread Christianity.

<br>11. [[Thomas Jefferson]].  Third President of the United States, author of the [[Declaration of Independance]], and mover/shaker in the [[Bill of Rights]].

<br>11. Julius Caesar.  Great Roman dictator whose murder set the stage for the Roman Empire.

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<br>12. [[Thomas Jefferson]].  Third President of the United States, author of the [[Declaration of Independance]], and mover/shaker in the [[Bill of Rights]].

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