Tabernacle Coloring Page for Sunday School
The words 'Then have them make a sanctuary for me.' capture the essence of God's desire for a special place. In this tabernacle coloring page for Sunday school, kids can color six images that help illustrate the story. It's perfect for my third graders during our lesson on the Tabernacle.
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Setting Up the Tabernacle
Moses directing the Israelites as they set up the Tabernacle with large colorful curtains and the bronze altar.
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Ark of the Covenant
The Ark of the Covenant placed inside the Tabernacle, surrounded by priests in flowing robes and incense burning.
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Offering Sacrifices
Israelites bringing offerings to the Tabernacle, with animals and baskets filled with fruits and grains.
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Cloud and Fire
God’s presence shown as a cloud by day and fire by night above the Tabernacle, with onlookers gazing up.
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Priests Performing Rituals
Priests dressed in ornate robes performing rituals at the Tabernacle altar with the community gathered around.
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Glory of the Lord
The glory of the Lord filling the Tabernacle, with rays of light and people expressing awe and worship around.
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About this Bible story
God instructed Moses to have the Israelites build a tabernacle, a sacred place for worship. This story comes from Exodus 25:8. The lesson is about how God wanted to dwell among His people.
“Then have them make a sanctuary for me.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
During coloring time, ask your students why they think God wanted a Tabernacle among the Israelites. Highlight how it was a place for worship and sacrifice. You might want to use colored pencils or markers to make the images vibrant. This can take about 30 minutes, so plan to discuss the significance of each part of the Tabernacle as they work.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Tabernacle coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these Tabernacle coloring pages are absolutely free! There's no signup required, and you can download them as a PDF. They're perfect for personal and classroom use, making them a great addition to your Sunday school binder.
How can I tie the Tabernacle coloring pages to the lesson?+
Discuss how the Tabernacle served as a meeting place for God and His people while the kids color. You could ask them what they think makes a place holy or special. This encourages them to think about their own spaces for worship.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
Exodus 25:8 is perfect: 'Then have them make a sanctuary for me.' This verse connects directly to the Tabernacle story, emphasizing God's desire to dwell among His people. It's a great discussion point for your class.
More about these Bible coloring pages
The words 'Then have them make a sanctuary for me.' (Exodus 25:8) highlight God's call to create the Tabernacle. I remember last Wednesday when my third graders were excited to color images of the Ark of the Covenant and the beautiful curtains that surrounded the sanctuary. Each of the six pages brings the Tabernacle story to life, making it easier for the kids to grasp its significance as a holy place. We often use these pages in our Sunday school lessons. I keep a printed copy in my binder so we can discuss the importance of worshiping God together as a community. Coloring helps them remember the details, like the golden lampstand and the altar of incense. These pages are a fantastic resource for any Sunday school class.