Are these Old Testament coloring pages free to print?

Yes—these pages are free printables. Each resource links to its download page where you can print at home for Sunday School, homeschool, or family use.

What age are these Old Testament coloring pages for?

Most pages work well for ages 4–10, but older kids also enjoy them as quiet Bible journal activities—especially the story-based and memory verse pages.

How do I use these in Sunday School?

Read the Bible passage first, let kids color while you retell the story, then finish with a simple takeaway sentence and a short prayer connected to the lesson.

Old Testament Coloring Pages for Kids (Free Printable PDFs)

Looking for Old Testament coloring pages for kids that are easy to print and fun to use in
Sunday School, homeschool, or family devotions?
You’re in the right place. Below you’ll find free, faith-filled coloring sheets based on real Old Testament
Bible stories—designed to help children visualize Scripture, remember key moments, and talk about what God is like.

✅ Print-friendly (A4) ✅ Great for church + home ✅ Story-based + memory verse options

Browse All Old Testament Coloring Printables

Want to explore everything in one place? Start here:
Old Testament Coloring Sheet Tag.

You can also browse the main coloring collection here:
Coloring Downloads.

Pentateuch Coloring Pages (Numbers + Deuteronomy)

These Old Testament printables are great for teaching about God’s guidance, obedience, and trust—especially for
ages 4–10. Use them for a lesson opener, quiet activity, or a “retell the story” discussion after coloring.

Balaam and His Donkey (Numbers 22)

A memorable story about listening to God—even when we don’t want to. Great for talking about guidance,
obedience, and God seeing what we can’t.

The Bronze Serpent (Numbers 21)

A powerful lesson in trusting God’s provision and healing. This one works especially well for “look and live”
themes and pointing kids toward faith.

Moses’ Final Blessing and Death (Deuteronomy 33–34)

A thoughtful printable for finishing well and God’s faithfulness from one leader to the next.
Great for wrap-up lessons on Moses.

Joshua & Early Israel Coloring Pages

These are ideal for teaching courage, faith, and God’s rescue—especially when kids are learning what it means to
trust God in hard moments.

Rahab Hides the Spies (Joshua 2)

A great story for discussing brave faith, protection, and how God welcomes people who trust Him.

Kings & Leaders of Israel Coloring Pages (1–2 Samuel)

If you want Old Testament Bible character coloring pages, the early kings of Israel are a
fantastic place to start. These printables help kids connect leadership with humility, obedience, and God’s plan.

Saul Anointed King (1 Samuel 9–10)

A helpful resource for teaching that God calls ordinary people—and that leadership begins with listening to Him.

Saul Spares Agag (1 Samuel 15)

A clear “obedience matters” lesson—perfect for Sunday School discussions about doing things God’s way (not halfway).

David Anointed by Samuel (1 Samuel 16)

One of the best Old Testament stories for kids: God looks at the heart, not appearances.

David Becomes King Over Judah (2 Samuel 2)

A strong follow-on to David’s story, focused on God’s timing and faithfulness as David steps into leadership.

David Builds an Altar (2 Samuel 24)

A meaningful printable about repentance, worship, and taking responsibility before God.

Prophets & Powerful Old Testament Moments (1–2 Kings)

These coloring pages help kids understand that God speaks, God keeps His promises, and God is at work even when
situations feel intense or confusing.

Solomon Anointed King (1 Kings 1)

Great for lessons on wise leadership and listening to godly counsel (Nathan + King David).

Micaiah Prophesies Against Ahab (1 Kings 22)

A strong printable for teaching truth-telling, courage, and standing firm even when others disagree.

Elijah Taken Up to Heaven (2 Kings 2)

A dramatic, awe-filled moment—perfect for “God is powerful” lessons and Old Testament miracles.

Jehu Anointed King & Jezebel’s Fall (2 Kings 9)

Helps kids learn about God’s justice and the fulfillment of prophecy, with a focus on responsibility and consequences.

Old Testament Memory Verse Coloring Pages

Want something simple for kids to color while memorizing Scripture? These Old Testament memory verse coloring pages
are perfect for quiet time, morning baskets, or Sunday School take-home sheets.

Micah 6:8 Memory Verse Coloring Page

“Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly” — a beautiful, practical verse for kids to reflect on while coloring.

Hosea 6:6 Memory Verse Coloring Page

“I desire mercy, not sacrifice” — a gentle way to teach God’s heart for compassion and kindness.

How to Use Old Testament Coloring Pages With Kids

1) Read the Bible story first (2 minutes)

Read a short section from the passage (or a children’s Bible summary). Keep it simple: Who is in the story?
What problem happens? What does God do?

2) Color while you retell the story (5–15 minutes)

As kids color, ask easy prompts like:

What do you think this person is feeling?
What does this story teach us about God?
What would you do in this situation?

3) Add a “one sentence takeaway”

Finish by helping your child say one short truth (example: “God sees my heart” or “God keeps His promises”).
This makes the printable feel like a real Bible lesson—not just an activity sheet.

Old Testament Coloring Pages for Kids (Free Printables)