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What Are Jeremiahs Characteristics

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Every single child of God is born with a variety of unique traits that help them become the person they remain today. As for Jeremiah, a 14 year old boy born in Mississauga, Ontario, has tons of features that exemplify his remarkable personality. Some of them include being adventurous, reliable, and compassionate. These traits are shown in his everyday life. Everyone has a desire for trying new things, especially Jeremiah. Jeremiah possesses a burning need to discover life by exploring different places, meeting new people and even taking risks. He’s always eager to trying new things, especially at school, like trying out for sport teams or joining clubs. Jeremiah is never scared when making these brave decisions, he demonstrates a lot of

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