Answer:
Discuss the similarities you see between a biblical servant leader (such as Joseph, Moses, David, Esther, or Paul) and the type of contemporary servant leader identified in, "Inno-Versity Presents: 'Everybody Matters' by Bob Chapman."
Provide specific examples to illustrate the similarities you have identified, and include discussion about what you think makes the principles of servant leadership applicable regardless of time or place.
Strengthen your claims with supporting citations from the Bible, "Inno-Versity Presents: 'Everybody Matters' by Bob Chapman" or other scholarly resources. Provide in-text citations and corresponding references.
Explanation:
Comparing concepts devised with hundreds of years of difference might be challenging, unless you understand human being´s nature profoundly. This is because since the very first moment the human being was on earth, children began to arrive, and this is human being´s first love ever, parents and child. So guidelines and principles were the first thing parents wanted to teach their beloved children, Joseph was Jacob´s beloved child, the way Moses, David, Esther and Paul were. This brings the ultimate principle of all the continued caring, the source of goodness which turns a precious child into a powerful leader. All this caring builds up a child to what he is intended to be, and this is the matching point with the modern leadership model. In a business a person must be inspired not for the function this person develops in the enterprise, but for what he does for him and for others, looking for great leaders who inspire others to achieve their goals as a whole, as if they were family, the way Joseph, Moses, David, Esther and Paul belonged to their big jew family.
