Blind Bartimaeus Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my class was excited to color the 'Rabbi, I want to see' scene from Blind Bartimaeus. This blind bartimaeus coloring page Sunday school set features 6 images capturing his faith and Jesus' compassion. It’s perfect for our lesson on faith for third graders, a fun free printable activity.
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Bartimaeus Sitting and Begging
Blind Bartimaeus sits on the roadside with a cloak, reaching out for help as Jesus approaches.
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Crowd Reaction to Bartimaeus
A crowd of people surrounding Bartimaeus, with some shushing him while others show concern for his plight.
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Jesus Calls Bartimaeus
Jesus stops and calls Bartimaeus to come forth, gesturing with his hand while the crowd watches closely.
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Bartimaeus Approaches Jesus
Bartimaeus stands up excitedly, walking towards Jesus with hope, as the crowd begins to part for him.
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Jesus Heals Bartimaeus
Jesus gently touches Bartimaeus's eyes as he smiles, with light radiating from his hands and the crowd in awe.
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Bartimaeus Sees Again
Bartimaeus rejoices as he can see again, throwing his cloak and smiling brightly, surrounded by joyful crowd members.
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About this Bible story
Blind Bartimaeus was a man who couldn't see. When he heard that Jesus was passing by, he called out to Him, asking for help. Jesus asked him, 'What do you want me to do for you?' (Mark 10:51) Bartimaeus replied, 'Rabbi, I want to see.'
“Rabbi, I want to see.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
During the coloring activity, ask the kids, 'What do you think faith looks like?' Highlight Bartimaeus' determination to see Jesus despite the crowd's discouragement. Set aside about 30 minutes for coloring and discussion. Consider following up with a prayer, asking God to open our eyes to His truths.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Blind Bartimaeus coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these coloring pages are free and require no signup. You can download them as PDFs for personal and classroom use. They're perfect for Sunday school activities, especially when paired with a lesson on faith. Just print and enjoy with your students!
How can I help my students understand Bartimaeus' faith while they color?+
While coloring, ask your students what they think Bartimaeus felt while calling out to Jesus. Encourage them to share their thoughts on how faith can help us in tough situations. This helps connect the coloring activity with the lesson's message.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
Mark 10:51 pairs beautifully with this activity. You can discuss how Bartimaeus' faith led him to seek Jesus' help. Reflecting on how asking for help is a sign of faith can deepen the understanding of this story.
More about these Bible coloring pages
The moment Bartimaeus called out to Jesus is always a highlight in Sunday school. Kids love the part where he shows his faith by shouting despite the crowd telling him to be quiet. With six images in this blind bartimaeus coloring page Sunday school set, your class can color scenes from the story, including Bartimaeus receiving his sight. 'Rabbi, I want to see' (Mark 10:51) is often a phrase that resonates with them. Last Wednesday, I had my third graders color while discussing how faith can move mountains. It’s a great way to connect the story with their lives. I keep these pages in my classroom binder for easy access during our lessons.