Rebekah At The Well Coloring Page for Sunday School
Last Wednesday, my third graders loved hearing about Rebekah's kindness at the well. The Rebekah At The Well coloring page for Sunday School features six images, showing her meeting the servant and offering water. It's a free printable that fits perfectly into our lesson about generosity.
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Rebekah at the Well
Rebekah in a flowing dress filling her jar with water from a well, surrounded by palm trees and stone architecture.
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Eliezer's Approach
Eliezer, Abraham's servant, approaches Rebekah at the well with a camel nearby, looking hopeful and excited.
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Water for the Camels
Rebekah pouring water into a trough for the camels while Eliezer watches, smiling at her kindness.
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Gifts from Eliezer
Eliezer presenting jewelry gifts to Rebekah, who looks surprised and delighted, under the shade of trees.
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Rebekah Leaving Home
Rebekah with her family waving goodbye before embarking on her journey with Eliezer to meet Isaac.
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Isaac and Rebekah Meet
Isaac standing in a field, looking surprised as Rebekah arrives on a camel, smiling brightly.
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About this Bible story
In Genesis 24, Rebekah meets a servant at the well who asks for water. She responds with kindness, saying, 'Drink, my lord.' It's a beautiful story of hospitality and God's provision.
“Drink, my lord.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids color, ask them what they think motivated Rebekah to show kindness. Highlight how her actions were part of God's plan for her life. You might need colored pencils or crayons, and consider following up with a small craft that allows the kids to express what they've learned about generosity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Rebekah At Well coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! The Rebekah At The Well coloring pages are free to download. No signup is required, and they’re perfect for both personal and classroom use. Just print them from the PDF for your Sunday school binder.
How can I explain Rebekah's actions while the class colors?+
As kids color, ask them why Rebekah might have chosen to help the servant at the well. This can lead to a discussion about kindness and generosity, which are central themes in the story. You could also encourage them to think about ways they can show kindness in their own lives.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can tie the lesson to Genesis 24:18 by discussing how Rebekah's choice reflects God's provision. Ask the kids what it means to be generous and how they can practice that in their daily lives, just like Rebekah did when she offered water to the servant.
More about these Bible coloring pages
During our Sunday school class, the kids were excited to color the 'Rebekah At The Well' coloring page. This printable includes six images that help illustrate the story from Genesis 24. One scene shows Rebekah joyfully offering water, saying, 'Drink, my lord.' I've found that coloring while discussing the lesson helps the kids connect more deeply with the story. Last Thursday, my 8-year-old niece colored a similar page and asked about Rebekah's choice to help someone she didn't know. It sparked a great conversation about kindness and trust in God's plan. The images are simple enough for my first graders, but they also engage older kids with their details.