Aaron Priest Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my students loved coloring the Aaron Priest pages during our lesson. With six images to choose from, they’ll enjoy bringing Aaron's story to life. This free printable will be a perfect addition to your Sunday school curriculum, making the lesson memorable.
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Aaron in His Priest Robe
Aaron stands in a long, flowing priest robe next to the altar, holding a golden censer with incense rising.
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Aaron Anointing with Oil
Aaron anoints his brother Moses with sacred oil, surrounded by ancient stone walls and a large oil lamp.
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Aaron Blessing the People
Aaron stands on a hill, raising his hands to bless a group of joyful people below, with scrolls in their hands.
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Aaron with the Levites
Aaron stands with the Levites, wearing priestly garments, as they prepare to serve in the tabernacle.
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Aaron and the Golden Calf
Aaron stands near the golden calf, looking concerned while people celebrate around him, with tents in the background.
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Aaron in the Tabernacle
Aaron is inside the tabernacle, surrounded by sacred items like the altar and lamps, looking reverent.
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About this Bible story
Aaron was chosen by God to serve as priest for the Israelites. Exodus 28:1 tells us, 'Have Aaron your brother brought to you so he may serve me as priest.' His role was crucial, and these pages illustrate that important story.
“Have Aaron your brother brought to you so he may serve me as priest.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them what they think it means to serve God, just like Aaron did. Highlight Aaron’s calling in Exodus 28:1, discussing the importance of his role. Make sure to have plenty of crayons available and encourage sharing their colored pages with the class afterward.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Aaron Priest coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are completely free! You can download them as a PDF without any signup required. They're perfect for personal or classroom use, so feel free to print multiple copies for your Sunday school binder.
What can I discuss with my class while they color the Aaron Priest pages?+
While coloring, ask your class why Aaron was chosen as the priest and what qualities made him suitable. This helps reinforce the lesson. You could also discuss how priests serve God's people today, keeping the conversation relevant.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
Incorporate these coloring pages during the lesson about Aaron's role as priest. You can discuss the significance of priests and their responsibilities, tying it back to Exodus 28:1. Engage students by asking them how they think Aaron felt serving God.
More about these Bible coloring pages
Last Wednesday, some of my second graders were buzzing with excitement while coloring the Aaron Priest pages. They particularly enjoyed the picture of Aaron wearing his priestly garments. It's a wonderful way to connect the lesson with creative expression. The verse from Exodus 28:1 states, 'Have Aaron your brother brought to you so he may serve me as priest.' This reminder of Aaron’s important role helps kids understand the significance of priests in the Bible. I usually use these pages as a fun follow-up activity after our discussion. Having a visual can make the lesson stick for my young learners. With six images included, each child can choose their favorite part of Aaron's story to color and share with the class.