You will be required to write a minimum of 2,000 words (not including the title page, abstract page, or reference page) researching and discussing your chosen leader by exploring the interpersonal dynamics and the context in which leadership was exercised. What insights might one gain by reflecting on contemporary leadership theory? Was the leader a transformational leader or a servant leader? Specifics: •    Minimum of 2,000 words (8 pages) not including the title page, abstract page, or reference page. •    Current APA format is required. •    The student must use not less than 8 references including the Bible and leadership resources (course text, articles, and other scholarly resources that address leadership principles should be incorporated). •    The paper must be written as a research paper that includes an introduction that defines the traits of the chosen leader, and a content section that explores the dynamics relationships with followers, and applies insights from leadership theory to better understand the leadership process with the context of biblical history. •    The paper must end with a conclusion that reflects on the lessons learned and the insights gained from your research. Your conclusion must also offer suggestions for further study. •    You may select from the provided list of leaders from the Bible. If you wish to study a biblical character not on the list, you must contact your instructor for permission. You must make certain there is sufficient information on that person to complete your research project. Suggestion List for Biblical Characters (See note above about requesting other leaders): Old Testament: Abraham, Joseph, Moses, Miriam, Aaron, Joshua, Gideon, Deborah, Samson, Job, Saul, David, Solomon, Nehemiah, Ruth, Samuel, Hannah, Esther, Josiah, Noah, and Daniel New Testament: Peter, John, Paul, Luke, Stephen, James, Silas, Philip, Mary, Martha, Barnabas, Cornelius, Lydia, Dorcas, Priscilla, Thomas, Judas, John Mark, and Timothy.