What does the Bible say about strange men?

Adam gardened naked until his wife fed him a snack recommended by a talking snake, then blamed God while hiding in a pile of leaves. That separated us from God, in the ultimate form of estrangement.

Noah said a deity asked him to build a boat, which people assumed meant he was drunk, until an actual flood came, and the boat saved Noah and his family, after which he really did get drunk and the deity more or less stopped talking to him.

Abraham often lied to people by saying his wife was his sister, perhaps so they'd be creeped out enough to leave him alone.

Isaac handed out the family blessing based on arm hair and body odor, allowing his son and wife to trick him into anointing the wrong twin.

Jacob worked seven years to marry a woman he desperately loved, then somehow forgot to ask for ID on the wedding night and wound up married to two sisters—for a combined fourteen years of labor—then got crippled in a wrestling match with God and died after his youngest, spoiled-rotten son was presumed dead but popped up later as the Vice President of Egypt.

Balaam made money as a fortune teller, even though he was able to hear the real God, and got so angry at a donkey that when she started speaking like a person, his first reaction was to yell back at her.

Ezekiel invented psychedelic slam poetry before LSD was even a thing, claimed God gave him a book to eat, built a doll-sized diorama of a siege, then laid next to it for more than a year, after which he invented multigrain bread baked over burning human poop, shaved half his beard and burnt it, only to be dragged by the hair to see visions that got even weirder from there.

John the Baptist wore the world's laziest Conan the Barbarian cosplay costume and ate bugs while he dunked people in water in the middle of a desert, only to get his head cut off for telling someone their marriage was a sham.

Strangest of all, Jesus was born to a virgin, lived a sinless life, performed supernatural miracles, revolutionized human morality and ethics, was murdered for making religious authorities look bad, then came back to life three days later before ascending into heaven in anticipation of coming back to judge the entire world.

So...plenty, I guess.

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