Lazarus Coming Out Coloring Page for Sunday School
Last Wednesday, my third graders were thrilled coloring the 'Lazarus Coming Out' pages. Each image captures the moment he steps out of the tomb, perfect for illustrating this Bible story. With 6 free printable images, it's a great way to engage kids during our lesson.
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Jesus at the Tomb
Jesus stands outside the open tomb, calling for Lazarus to come out, surrounded by amazed onlookers.
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Lazarus Wrapped in Cloth
Lazarus emerges from the tomb, wrapped in burial cloths, looking surprised as people watch.
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Crowd Reaction
The crowd reacts with joy and disbelief as Lazarus steps out of the tomb, some clapping and others gasping.
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Jesus and Lazarus Together
Jesus embraces Lazarus as he comes out of the tomb, with the crowd celebrating around them.
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Entrance of the Tomb
The entrance of the tomb is shown with the stone rolled away, emphasizing the miraculous event.
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Celebration After the Miracle
The crowd celebrates joyfully, with confetti and cheers, as Lazarus stands free outside the tomb.
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About this Bible story
In John 11:44, Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb, bringing him back to life. The dead man came out, and the crowd witnessed this miracle. It's a powerful story that shows Jesus' authority over death, perfect for our Sunday School lessons.
“The dead man came out.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, pose the question: 'What do you think Lazarus felt when he saw Jesus?' Highlight the moment Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb, focusing on the miracle. Have crayons ready, and consider a follow-up discussion on how Jesus can bring hope in our lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Lazarus Coming Out coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These coloring pages are free and require no signup. You can easily download the PDF and print copies for your classroom or church activities. They're great for engaging kids during your lessons!
How can I explain the significance of Lazarus' resurrection while my class colors?+
While coloring, ask the kids how they think Lazarus felt when he heard Jesus' voice. Discuss the importance of faith and how Jesus brings hope even in tough times. This can help the kids connect more deeply with the story.
What Bible verse pairs well with the Lazarus Coming Out coloring page?+
John 11:44 works perfectly with this coloring page. As kids color, remind them of how Jesus called Lazarus back to life and how this demonstrates His power. It's a great moment to emphasize Jesus' love and authority.
More about these Bible coloring pages
The moment Lazarus emerges from the tomb is so vivid in my mind. I remember last month when my class discussed how Martha and Mary must have felt waiting for Jesus. In the 'Lazarus Coming Out' coloring pages, kids will see Lazarus wrapped in graveclothes, bringing the story to life. 'The dead man came out' (John 11:44) is a phrase that resonates with hope and faith. These six images are perfect for reinforcing the lesson while kids color. I often keep a few printed copies in my Sunday school binder to use during our discussions. It's always a hit! Plus, they can use crayons or markers to add their own flair to each scene.