Top 25 Free Printable Moses Coloring Pages For Little Ones

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Moses is revered as a prophet in all three Abrahamic religions, including Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. He is the administrator of the Old Testament. Moses was instructed by God to bring Israel out of captivity and communicate the commandments to the people. If you want to teach your children about him, our Moses coloring pages will be the best learning tool for you.

Top 10 Moses Coloring Pages For Preschoolers

Religion is a topic that kids cannot focus on for very long. The best way to hold their interest is by providing them with something interesting to work on, like coloring sheets. These Moses coloring pages depict the important occurrences in Moses’ life, giving your children the opportunity to learn about the great prophet while improving their fine motor skills and ability to focus.

1. Moses

One of our coloring sheets features Moses, the former Egyptian prince who later turned into a prophet, religious leader, and lawgiver. It is to Moses that the authorship of the Torah is attributed. Moses was raised in the court of the Pharaoh in Egypt. He also aided in the liberation of the Jews from Egypt.

2. Moses And The Burning Bush

The coloring sheet is referenced from the scene where Moses speaks to God from a burning bush. The bush was on fire, but Moses was not consumed by the flames, hence the name. The story goes that Moses was tending to Jethro, his father-in-law’s flock of sheep in Horeb when the Lord appeared to him in a bush on fire. The burning bush represented God’s miraculous energy, sacred light, and heart of love and purity.

3. Baby Moses

Moses was born at a time when the children of Israel were increasing in number. The Egyptian Pharaoh was worried that they might ally with Egypt’s enemies, hence, he ordered the killing of all Jewish babies. To save Moses, his mother hid him in a basket and set him adrift on the Nile. He was saved by the Pharaoh’s daughter who adopted him. He later grew up in the Egyptian royal family.

4. Moses Breaking The Tablet

The coloring sheet shows the angry Moses breaking the tablet containing the Ten Commandments. Enraged by the sight of Israeli children worshipping the Golden Calf and dancing around it, Moses threw the tablets and shattered them at the foot of the mount. His motive was to show the people that God could not be worshipped as a calf or as a set of tablets.

5. Moses Parting The Red Sea

The coloring sheet shows Moses parting the Red Sea when the Egyptian Army trapped the Israelites with the mountain on one side and the Red Sea on the other. Moses then held out his staff and the Red Sea was parted by God. The Israelites walked on the dry ground and crossed the sea. The Egyptian army followed them, but Moses again moved his staff and the whole army drowned in the sea.

6. Moses Striking The Rock

One of the coloring sheets shows Moses striking the rock, as commanded by God. He had promised to make the water flow in the desert for the common people. He raised his arm, struck the rock twice, and the water gushed out.

7. Moses Holding The Tablets

The coloring sheet features Moses holding the Ten Commandments tablets. These tablets are two slabs of stone that are inscribed with the Ten Commandments. According to the Exodus, the tablets were made of blue sapphire stone. The sapphire is symbolic of the sky, the heavens, and God’s throne. If your child is curious, you can discuss the Ten Commandments with them.

8. Moses Receiving The Ten Commandments

We have a coloring sheet that features Moses receiving the Ten Commandments from God at Mount Sinai. God tells Moses that he has been chosen to bring the Jews out of slavery. Moses then, with the help of his brother Aaron, obeyed God. Ask your child to color this black-and-white diagram with beautiful shades while you narrate the story of Moses to them.

9. Moses With Hur And Aaron

The scene is taken from the Battle of Rephidm when the Amalek fought Israel. During the battle, Moses noticed that when he held his hands up, Israel prevailed, and when he let his hand down, Amalek struck back. Moses’ arms had become so tired that he could not hold them up. Therefore, Aaron and Hur gave him a stone to sit down. They sat on each side of Moses, supporting his hands. Thus, his hands were steady until the Israelis secured victory.

10. Moses And Joshua

Joshua was an ally of Moses. He had been with Moses ever since he led his people out of Egypt to the Promised Land. Joshua was one of the twelve spies that Moses sent to explore the land of Canaan. At the time of his death, Moses asked his disciples to appoint Joshua as the new leader of the tribe.

These free printable Moses coloring pages online will create a sense of awareness among children about the Biblical stories and the wisdom behind them. If you wish for your children to learn more about the Bible and be inquisitive about their religion, coloring pages are a great way to grab their attention. So, print these out and get your child started.

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