David And Bathsheba Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my third graders were excited to color as we discussed the story of David and Bathsheba. This David and Bathsheba coloring page Sunday school pack includes 6 images that illustrate key moments. It’s a free printable resource perfect for any class activity or lesson.
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David Sees Bathsheba
King David watching Bathsheba bathing on the rooftop, with ancient buildings in the background and a large oil lamp nearby.
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David Sends a Messenger
David sending a messenger to Bathsheba's house, with a scroll in the messenger's hand and palace architecture around them.
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David and Bathsheba Meet
David meeting Bathsheba in a garden, with flowers and ancient stone walls, as they share a moment together.
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David and Bathsheba Sent
David and Bathsheba standing together, with a palace guard nearby preparing to send Bathsheba back home.
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Bathsheba Receives News
Bathsheba receiving news of her husband's return from battle, with worried expressions and a backdrop of a palace room.
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David and Bathsheba Together
David and Bathsheba sitting together in a garden, with flowers and a sunset in the background, symbolizing their bond.
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About this Bible story
David saw Bathsheba and desired her, leading to great trouble. This story, found in 2 Samuel 11:27, shows how choices can displease God. 'But the thing David had done displeased the Lord.'
“But the thing David had done displeased the Lord.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
As your class colors, ask them what they think David could have done differently. Highlight the moment when he first saw Bathsheba, discussing how that led to his poor choices. Have colored pencils and crayons ready for a fun and engaging activity. This can also lead to a follow-up discussion on forgiveness in the next class.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these David And Bathsheba coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are completely free! You can download the PDF without signing up, and they're perfect for personal or classroom use. I love using them in my Sunday school binder for hands-on learning.
How can I explain David's choices while my class colors?+
While coloring, ask your students why they think David made those choices. Discuss the importance of making decisions that honor God and the consequences of sin. It's a great way to reinforce the lesson.
What Bible verse pairs with the David and Bathsheba story?+
The story connects with 2 Samuel 11:27, where it says, 'But the thing David had done displeased the Lord.' Use this verse to remind kids about the importance of choices and God's perspective.
More about these Bible coloring pages
The story of David and Bathsheba teaches us important lessons about choices and consequences. Recently, during our lesson, I handed out the David and Bathsheba coloring page Sunday school pack, which includes 6 images depicting their interaction and the consequences that followed. As we colored, I reminded my students that 'But the thing David had done displeased the Lord.' (2 Samuel 11:27). It's a great way to engage kids while they reflect on the story. I keep these pages in my binder for our Sunday school classes, and the kids love to revisit this lesson. They often ask questions about David's actions, making it a perfect discussion starter. These pages are easy to print and can be used in various ways throughout the week.