Elijah and the widow

Lesson for Elijah and the widow with jar of oil and flour. Includes recipe for the bread and discussion questions.

Scripture Reference: 2 Kings 4:1-7 Suggested Emphasis: Show compassion, especially to those who are grieving. Memory Verse: “He comforts us every time we have trouble so that we can comfort o…

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The coloring page portrays the moment when the prophet Elijah visits the widow of Zarephath. Elijah is depicted standing at the doorway of the widow’s simple home, raising his hand in blessing. The widow, alongside her young son, offers a small loaf of bread to Elijah. The scene is outlined with clear lines, making it suitable for coloring. The background includes a few simple details of the arid landscape, such as sparse trees and a sunlit sky, capturing the drought-stricken environment.

Old Testament Scripture Figures: Ruth and Naomi

Elijah Bible story for children. Free to print and use as bedtime Bible story or lesson review. Covering the story of Elijah and the ravens. Elijah and the widow. Elijah and the prophets of Baal. Elijah in the cave.

The Christian life is one that loves God and loves people. Use this Elisha and the Widow lesson to encourage children to watch for people who need help, especially those who are most vulnerable.

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The Elijah Bible crafts make fun Sunday School activities. Make a raven that Fed the prophet. Or remember the widow that made bread. Make and altar or the fiery chariot.