Joseph Brothers Sell Joseph Coloring Page for Kids
Last Tuesday during art time, my 7-year-old colored a page featuring Joseph's brothers plotting against him. This Joseph Brothers Sell Joseph coloring page for kids includes six engaging images that tell the story of jealousy, betrayal, and God's ultimate plan. It's a perfect addition to your Sunday school lesson!
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Joseph Dreams
Joseph is sitting on a rock, dreaming, with colorful dreams above him showing wheat and stars.
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Brothers Plot Against Joseph
Joseph's brothers are gathered together, whispering and pointing at Joseph in the distance.
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Joseph Captured
Joseph is surrounded by his brothers who are holding onto him tightly, looking mischievous.
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Brothers Selling Joseph
Joseph's brothers are handing him over to a group of merchants, with coins in their hands.
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Merchants Leaving with Joseph
The merchants are walking away with Joseph, who looks surprised and worried.
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Brothers Lying to Father
Joseph's brothers are presenting a torn coat to their father, who is looking very sad.
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About this Bible story
Joseph's brothers sold him into slavery because they were jealous. This story, found in Genesis, shows how God can turn bad situations into good ones. As Joseph said, 'You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good.' (Genesis 50:20)
“You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids are coloring, ask them how they would feel if they were in Joseph's shoes. Highlight the moment when he was sold, and discuss how jealousy can hurt people. You might need colored pencils and crayons, and plan for about 30 minutes of coloring. Follow up with a discussion about forgiveness!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Joseph Brothers Sell Joseph coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These coloring pages are free to download and don't require any signup. You can easily print them for personal or classroom use. They're great for Sunday school activities or church events!
What can I say to my kids while they color the Joseph Brothers Sell Joseph pages?+
You can talk about Joseph's feelings when he was sold by his brothers. Ask them how they think Joseph felt when he was in the pit. This can lead to a discussion on jealousy and forgiveness, which are important themes in the story.
How does this story connect to Genesis 50:20?+
Genesis 50:20 highlights how God can turn our challenges into blessings. Discuss how Joseph's hardships led him to save many people during a famine. This can help kids understand the bigger picture of God's plan and the importance of trust.
More about these Bible coloring pages
While my son was coloring, he asked why Joseph's brothers were so mean to him. This led to a great discussion about their jealousy and how God works through tough times. The Joseph Brothers Sell Joseph coloring page for kids features six images, including the moment the brothers decide to sell Joseph and Joseph in the pit. It really captures the emotions of the story. As we talked, I reminded him of Joseph's words, 'You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good.' (Genesis 50:20). Sharing this story helps kids understand that God can use our struggles for His purpose. I printed the pages, and they kept my kids busy for over an hour last weekend!