Korah's Rebellion Coloring Page for Sunday School
Last Sunday, my third graders were captivated by the Korah's Rebellion story. This coloring page features six scenes illustrating the rebellion, including the earth opening up. It's a free printable that fits perfectly into our Sunday school lesson.
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Korah Speaking to the People
Korah stands before a crowd of Israelites, gesturing passionately, with scrolls and ancient stone architecture around them.
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Moses Confronting Korah
Moses stands firm, raising his staff in front of Korah, amidst curious onlookers in ancient robes and architecture.
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The Ground Opening
The ground opens dramatically, swallowing Korah and his followers, while onlookers gasp in shock, surrounded by ancient buildings.
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Fire from Heaven
Fire descends from the sky, consuming offerings, while Korah’s followers watch in awe, surrounded by scrolls and ancient architecture.
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Aaron Offering Incense
Aaron stands at an altar, offering incense with a golden censer, while the people watch curiously in the ancient setting.
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People Reacting to God's Judgment
The Israelites react in fear and awe, witnessing God’s judgment, with ancient structures and scrolls in the background.
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About this Bible story
Korah's Rebellion is a powerful story from Numbers 16. Korah and his followers challenged Moses, leading to a dramatic moment when 'the earth opened its mouth' (Numbers 16:32). This page captures that lesson for kids.
“The earth opened its mouth.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
As your class colors, ask them, 'Why do you think Korah wanted to challenge Moses?' Highlight the moment when the ground opened up, reminding them how serious the situation was. Have colored pencils and paper towels handy for clean-up, and consider following up with a discussion on leadership and obedience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Korah's Rebellion coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these Korah's Rebellion coloring pages are completely free! No signup is required, and you can download them as a PDF. They're perfect for personal and classroom use, so feel free to print as many as you need.
How can I explain Korah's challenge while my class colors?+
While the kids color, ask them what they think about Korah's challenge to Moses. Encourage them to think about why it’s important to listen to God’s appointed leaders. This can lead to a deeper understanding of the story's message.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
The story of Korah's Rebellion is closely tied to Numbers 16:32, where the earth opens up. You can discuss how this illustrates the consequences of rebellion against God, prompting kids to think about obedience.
More about these Bible coloring pages
Hearing the story of Korah's Rebellion always sparks discussions in my class. As we colored, I reminded my students about how Korah challenged Moses. The page features scenes, including the moment when 'the earth opened its mouth' (Numbers 16:32). My third graders love to see the visuals as they color. Each image helps reinforce the story's message about following God's chosen leaders. Last week, I had a handful of colored pencils ready for the kids, and they enjoyed bringing the pages to life. Using this free printable allows us to reflect on the lesson while being creative together. It’s a great resource for Sunday school.