Enneagram Types Of Biblical Figures
It would be interesting to know what enneagram archetypes there are. I'm not the most knowledgeable about all characters but I try to type stuff with you from all available sources.
Starting with David: The Three.
Husband of eight wives, participant and victor in 5 major wars, lyricist, slayer of Goliath, and king of Israel for 40 years.
Ambitious and successful in pretty much all of those endeavors. Often shown integrating the valor and loyalty of 6, defeating those who would pose a threat in many occasions "ruthlessly" as sources state. Described as a charismatic leader who would stop at nothing.
Likely winged at 2, he is also portrayed as a seducer (story with Bathsheba where he ensnares another man's woman) and helper (story with Saul where he redeems him in battle to reconcile).
Unsurprisingly, as much as the Mona Lisa (3w2) became one of the most famous females in art, David is the male counterpart. He looks exactly as a 3w2 would want to be portrayed - flawless, handsome, in the middle of performance/action, attractive, confident:
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Originally Posted by Chae
