Moses And The Burning Bush

God spoke to Moses from a burning bush and told him he was to go to the Egyptian Pharaoh and tell him to release God's people, the Hebrew slaves. Moses was reluctant, but God's call was clear. These God Spoke to Moses in the Burning Bush Bible activities are about that important event in the Old Testament and in Moses' life. They can be used in a church, school, or home setting.

God Called Moses Story Illustration

God called Moses to do a very special job. God has an important task for each of us. This God Called Moses Story Illustration will help kids learn that God may not speak to us in a burning bush, but He still has something for each of us to do.

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The Land of the Exodus Bible Coloring Map

This “Land of the Exodus” Bible map will help kids learn where key places referenced in the story of the Exodus are located. You may want to show children a globe or world map as well so they can see where these lands fit in to the larger world geography. (Above links are affiliate links.)

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God Called Moses Bible Craft

This fun tissue paper roller craft, based on the life of Moses and God’s call to Moses as found in Exodus 3 and 4, will help children remember that Moses was a special man who was called by God, and we are also called by God.

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God Spoke to Moses Word Search

When God spoke to Moses in Exodus 3 it was because He had important instructions for Moses to help free the children of Israel from slavery in Egypt. This word search activity will help children remember to listen to God when He speaks.

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God Spoke To Moses Match Game

When God spoke to Moses in Exodus 3 it was because He had important instructions for Moses to help free the children of Israel from slavery in Egypt. This match game will help children remember to listen to God when He speaks.

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Moses and the Burning Bush Coloring Page

This printable coloring page, based on Exodus 3:1-10, will help kids understand that God still speaks to us today in many ways, but primarily through the Bible. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.

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