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Hagar inspired other women to be more caring toward the people they love.

Hagar also was a role model to her son for doing whatever it took to keep him alive.

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Women are inspired by Anne's story to be brave and strong despite hard times.

She never lost her faith in God and continued to see God as good and not evil.

People admire that about Anne and see to be more like her everyday.

Anne also influenced her family and other people around her. She always remained calm and didn't loose hope.

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What Lesson of Faith I learned from Hagar 

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What Lesson of Faith I learned from Hagar 

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Even in hard times when we fear God has abandoned us, he is always there.

God looks after his people and will always help us when we show our faith and trust in him.

Hagar had faith in God that he would help her son when he struggled.

God promised that Ishmael would be successful and that's just what happened.

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Anne diary kept her motivated her that one day she would leave the small attic and smell the fresh air.

With her family around her, Anne never had the feeling of being alone because she aways had someone to talk to.

For Hagar, she was all alone with her son and had no one to turn to for help.

Hagar's motivation was to stay strong so that she would escape the wilderness and have a safe place for her son to live.

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After she thought it was impossible, Sarah later had a son named Isaac.

After Isaac was born, Sarah feared that Hagar's son Ishmael would threaten Isaacs inheritance.

Seeing that God told him to listen to his wife, Abraham expelled Hagar and Ishmael.

Hagar wondered in the wilderness with her son with no food or water

Ishmael began to suffer and Hagar couldn't bare it so she wondered to find him help.

God appeared to Hagar and gave her a well for her son to drink from.

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During this time in egypt, women were purchase to become maids.

Hagar was a maid to Sarah the wife of Abraham.

After Abraham and Sarah couldn't conceive a child, Sarah used her maid Hagar to conceive a new heir of Abraham.

The child she bared was named Ishmael.

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The Frank family were forced to go into hiding because Margot Frank, Anne's sister, was ordered to report to a work camp in Germany.

The Franks moved to an apartment attic to leave a false trail of themselves.

They were at consent risk of being caught so food, supplies, and news were smuggled to them.

To pass the time, Anne used the dairy that was given to her on her 13th birthday to write about how she felt as a hideaway.

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Not Your Average Bible Story: Hagar and Ishmael

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What Lesson of Faith I Learned from Anne Frank 

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In her time in hiding, Anne prayed and read the bible to pass time.

Even though Anne and her family were abused by the Nazis for being Jewish, they never gave up on their faith.

I learned that God is a very important part in everyones life and we should never give up on him even in hard times.

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Anne Frank and Hagar both had something in their lives that motivated them to stay strong

Both their lives were at constant risk and nothing was simple

For Anne Frank, she used her diary as a way to stay strong when it was so easy to just give up.

For Hagar, her son Ishmael motivated her to stay strong and have purpose to keep going.

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During Anne Frank's life, Hitler became chancellor of Germany.

Millions of Jews,  including the Franks, lost their freedom.

Jewish people were treated with constant disrespect and were forced to abandon their normal lives.

In Concentration camps, Jews were burned to death and their dead bodies were seen as nothing but waste.

Those who were spared had to live their life as a slave and were forced to do intense labor. Most died from starvation or diseases.

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Hagar was said to have  lived between 1930 B.C to 1840 B.C.

She was born and lived in Egypt

Legends have said that Hagar was the daughter of the king of Egypt.

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Anne Frank was born June 12, 1929 and lived in Frankfurt, Germany.

Family consisted of her father Otto Frank, her mother Edith Frank, and her sister Margot Frank.

They were considered "typical upper middle class German-Jewish family."