Behemoth Bible Coloring Page for Kids
Last Tuesday, my 7-year-old colored the Behemoth Bible coloring page while asking questions about the story. With six images to color, this activity is perfect for our Sunday school lesson. Each page brings the tale of Behemoth to life. Plus, it's a free printable!
Coloring pages gallery
Noah Building the Ark
Noah is constructing a large wooden ark with tools, surrounded by animals watching curiously.
© 2026 printablebiblecoloring.com — Free for personal & classroom use
Animals Entering the Ark
Pairs of animals, such as elephants and lions, walking up a ramp into the ark, with Noah guiding them.
© 2026 printablebiblecoloring.com — Free for personal & classroom use
Rain Clouds Gathering
Dark clouds are gathering above, with Noah looking up worriedly while the animals are safely inside the ark.
© 2026 printablebiblecoloring.com — Free for personal & classroom use
The Flood Begins
Rain pouring down heavily as the ark floats on rising water, with animals looking out from the windows.
© 2026 printablebiblecoloring.com — Free for personal & classroom use
Land Appearing After the Flood
The ark rests on dry land, with Noah and the animals joyously stepping outside to see the new world.
© 2026 printablebiblecoloring.com — Free for personal & classroom use
Rainbow Appears in the Sky
A beautiful rainbow arches across the sky as Noah and the animals celebrate on the land.
© 2026 printablebiblecoloring.com — Free for personal & classroom use
About this Bible story
In the Book of Job, God talks about Behemoth, a huge creature He made. Job 40:15 mentions, 'Look at Behemoth, which I made along with you.' This coloring page helps kids visualize this incredible creature as they learn about God's creation.
“Look at Behemoth, which I made along with you.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them, 'What do you think Behemoth eats?' This question can lead to a discussion about God's diverse creations. Highlight that God made Behemoth just like He made them, emphasizing the verse content. Set aside about 30 minutes for this activity and provide plenty of coloring supplies.
Related coloring pages
Behemoth Bible Coloring Page Sunday School
5 pages · free printable
Behemoth Bible Coloring Page for Adults
6 pages · free printable
Bible Whale Coloring Page for Kids
4 pages · free printable
Bible Lion Coloring Page for Kids
6 pages · free printable
Bible Whale Coloring Page for Preschoolers
6 pages · free printable
Bible Whale Coloring Page for Toddlers
5 pages · free printable
Cross Coloring Page for Kids
6 pages · free printable
Cross Coloring Page for Adults
6 pages · free printable
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Behemoth Bible coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these Behemoth Bible coloring pages are completely free and available as a PDF download. No signup is required, and they’re perfect for personal or classroom use. Ideal for Sunday school lessons, you can print as many copies as you need!
What can we learn about Behemoth while coloring?+
As kids color, discuss how Behemoth is described in Job. You can highlight the verse, 'Look at Behemoth, which I made along with you.' Encourage kids to think about the awesomeness of God's creation and how all creatures serve a purpose.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
You can use the Behemoth coloring pages to illustrate God's creations in your lesson. Discuss the significance of Job 40:15 and how it shows God's power. Ask kids what other creatures they think God made and how they fit into His plan.
More about these coloring pages
My 9-year-old was amazed by the Behemoth Bible coloring page I printed for him last week. As he colored, he kept saying, 'Look at Behemoth, which I made along with you.' (Job 40:15) It's a great way to introduce kids to this fascinating creature mentioned in Job. The pages feature Behemoth in different poses, surrounded by lush landscapes. Each image is detailed yet simple, making it easy for kids to fill with vibrant colors. We used crayons and markers, which worked perfectly for this task. During our family Bible study, we discussed how God created everything, including Behemoth. My kids loved sharing their thoughts about what it would be like to see such a creature in real life. These pages are a wonderful way to spark curiosity and deepen their understanding of Scripture.