Esther Esther Before King Coloring Page for Kids
Last Friday, my kids colored the Esther Esther Before King pages during our art time. They loved the images of Esther standing before the king, and it sparked great conversations about courage and faith. With 6 free printable pages, these illustrations fit perfectly into our Sunday school lesson.
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Esther Approaching the King
Esther nervously approaching King Xerxes in his grand throne room, wearing a beautiful gown, with guards standing by.
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King Listening to Esther
King Xerxes listening intently to Esther as she speaks, with a golden throne and a large window in the background.
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Esther Revealing Her Plan
Esther revealing her plan to save her people, with a worried expression, while the king looks surprised and attentive.
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King Responding to Esther
King Xerxes responding to Esther's plea, looking determined, with a hand raised as if making a decision, surrounded by advisors.
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Esther Thankful to the King
Esther joyfully thanking King Xerxes, with her hands clasped in gratitude, and the king smiling back at her.
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Celebrating Their Safety
Esther and King Xerxes celebrating the safety of her people, surrounded by joyful courtiers waving flags and banners.
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About this Bible story
Esther was brave when she approached the king to save her people. This story shows us how God uses us in special ways. As it says in Esther 4:14, 'For such a time as this.'
“For such a time as this.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them how they would show bravery like Esther. Highlight the moment when Esther decides to approach the king, which was a huge risk for her. You’ll need crayons and some time for a follow-up discussion about courage in everyday life.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Esther Esther Before King coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These pages are completely free and require no signup. You can download the PDF and print as many copies as you need for personal or classroom use. Perfect for your Sunday school activities!
What can I ask my kids about Esther while they color?+
Ask them how they would feel if they were in Esther's position. This encourages discussion about bravery and faith while they enjoy coloring. You might find they have unique ideas about courage.
How does this story connect to Esther 4:14?+
This story illustrates Esther's pivotal role in saving her people, which aligns with Esther 4:14. Discuss how God places us in specific situations for a reason, just as He did with Esther.
More about these Bible coloring pages
While my 9-year-old colored Esther's royal attire, she asked why Esther was so brave. I shared how Esther risked her life to speak up for her people, reminding her of the verse 'For such a time as this' (Esther 4:14). These Esther Esther Before King coloring pages feature scenes of Esther's courage and her solemn meeting with the king, making it easy to teach kids about bravery. The kids really enjoyed discussing how they could be brave, too. During our Tuesday Bible study, we colored together, and I noticed how their creativity flourished as they colored Esther in her royal robes. It’s a great way to reinforce the lesson while they express themselves through art.