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Browse printable coloring scenes from John. Use the story pages to move through each Bible account in a natural sequence.

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Jesus and Nicodemus meet respectfully at night in a simple, unspecified setting, beginning the conversation recorded in John 3:1-2.

Nicodemus Visits Jesus at Night

John 3:1-21

Jesus arriving in Jerusalem during Passover, with the city and temple represented in the background.

Jesus Goes to Jerusalem for Passover

John 2:13-22

Jesus directs several servants to fill six large stone purification jars with water at a wedding setting in Cana.

Fill the Jars to the Brim

John 2:1-12

Jesus speaking with a Samaritan woman beside Jacob’s well, with ordinary well water distinct from the symbolic idea of living water.

The Gift of Living Water

John 4:1-42

Jesus weeps with Mary, Martha, and Jews who came to comfort them near Lazarus’s tomb, with the stone-covered tomb in the background.

Jesus Shares Their Tears

John 11:1-44

Jesus kneeling beside a disciple with a basin of water and towel while other disciples sit nearby in a supper setting.

Jesus Serves with a Basin and Towel

John 13:1-20

Jesus and Nicodemus in a quiet nighttime conversation, with water and wind used as symbolic imagery for Jesus’ teaching about new birth.

Jesus Teaches About New Birth

John 3:1-21

Jesus stands in the temple courts while sellers of oxen, sheep, and doves and money changers with tables are present, based on John 2:14.

Activity in the Temple Courts

John 2:13-22

Several servants carry a small serving vessel from stone water jars toward the master of the feast at a wedding in Cana, as described in John 2:8-9.

The Servants Carry the Sign

John 2:1-12

Jesus speaks respectfully with a Samaritan woman beside Jacob’s well, based on John 4:16–18.

Jesus Knows the Truth

John 4:1-42

Jesus and Martha meet in Bethany while Jesus declares that he is the resurrection and the life, and Martha affirms her belief.

Martha Meets Jesus

John 11:1-44

Jesus beside a basin of water as Simon Peter gestures with surprised uncertainty during their recorded exchange about Jesus washing Peter.

Peter Is Surprised by Jesus’ Service

John 13:1-20

Jesus and Nicodemus in a quiet nighttime teaching conversation, with Nicodemus asking how Jesus’ teaching about earthly and heavenly things can happen.

Nicodemus Asks How

John 3:1-21

Jesus takes firm, controlled action in the temple area as sheep and oxen move away, coins spill, tables are overturned, and dove sellers are told to take their things away.

Jesus Restores Reverence

John 2:13-22

Jesus and his mother having a respectful conversation in a simple wedding setting at Cana after the wine has run out.

Bringing the Need to Jesus

John 2:1-12

Jesus speaks with the Samaritan woman beside Jacob’s well near Sychar as they discuss worship and the Messiah.

Jesus Reveals Who He Is

John 4:1-42

Jesus stands before Lazarus’s cave tomb while the stone covering the entrance is being moved, with Martha nearby expressing concern.

The Tomb Is Opened

John 11:1-44

Jesus prepares to wash one disciple’s feet during a supper setting while other disciples wait nearby; a towel, basin, water, and outer garments are central.

A Circle of Humble Service

John 13:1-20

Jesus teaching Nicodemus at night with a small non-graphic lifted-serpent symbol representing Jesus’ wilderness comparison.

Jesus Gives a Wilderness Comparison

John 3:1-21

Jesus’ disciples near the temple, thoughtfully remembering the Scripture about zeal for God’s house, with a small scroll as a visual aid.

The Disciples Remember Scripture

John 2:13-22

Jesus’ mother speaking with several servants at a wedding in Cana while Jesus is nearby, based on John 2:4.

Do Whatever He Says

John 2:1-12

The Samaritan woman leaves her water jar at Jacob’s well and hurries toward the Samaritan city while Jesus and his disciples remain near the well.

She Leaves Her Jar and Tells the City

John 4:1-42

Jesus calls Lazarus out of his opened tomb while Lazarus emerges alive, still wrapped in grave clothes with a cloth covering his face, and nearby people help unbind him.

Come Out, Lazarus

John 11:1-44

Jesus and Simon Peter beside a basin of water as Peter turns toward Jesus after initially refusing to be washed.

Peter Chooses to Be Washed

John 13:1-20

Symbolic illustration concept of Jesus teaching beside a simple world symbol about God’s love for the world and eternal life through belief in the Son.

God’s Love for the World

John 3:1-21

Jesus and Jewish leaders in the temple during a serious exchange about what sign Jesus can show for doing these things.

A Question About Jesus’ Authority

John 2:13-22

Six stone water jars with water near a wedding setting at Cana, connected with Jesus’ first sign in John 2:6.

Six Stone Jars Nearby

John 2:1-12

Jesus teaching many Samaritans in a city while the Samaritan woman is among them, representing her testimony and their hearing Jesus.

The Samaritans Hear Jesus

John 4:1-42

Jesus standing in his outer garments and teaching the disciples after washing their feet, with a towel and basin nearby.

Jesus Teaches by His Example

John 13:1-20

The master of the feast speaks with the bridegroom in a wedding setting about the unexpectedly good wine provided at Cana.

The Unexpected Good Wine

John 2:1-12

Jesus speaking with Jewish leaders in the Temple, with a respectful symbolic distinction between the Temple building and Jesus’ body.

Jesus Explains the Temple Sign

John 2:13-22

Symbolic illustration of a person coming toward a bright area, representing the teaching about light, darkness, truth, and God in John 3:19–21.

Coming Into the Light

John 3:1-21

Jesus sitting beside Jacob’s well near Sychar around noon, with a nearby field and bright midday light after his journey through Samaria.

Jesus Rests at Jacob’s Well

John 4:1-42

Jesus teaches the disciples after washing their feet, with a towel and basin nearby, illustrating humble service from John 13:12-17.

Follow the Example of Humble Service

John 13:1-20

Jesus’ disciples gathered around Scripture, remembering Jesus’ words and believing after his resurrection.

The Disciples Remember and Believe

John 2:13-22

Jesus and several disciples near stone water jars at a wedding in Cana, representing the disciples’ growing belief after Jesus’ first sign.

The Disciples’ Growing Trust

John 2:1-12

Jesus respectfully asks a Samaritan woman for a drink at Jacob’s well as she comes to draw water with a vessel.

An Unexpected Request

John 4:1-42

Jesus teaching the disciples after washing their feet, with a basin and towel in the foreground.

Knowing and Doing What Jesus Teaches

John 13:1-20

Jesus and several disciples arrive as invited guests at a simple wedding setting in Cana of Galilee.

Invited to the Wedding

John 2:1-12

Jesus teaches his disciples near Jacob’s well, using nearby fields ready for harvest as an image for people being gathered for eternal life.

The Harvest Jesus Describes

John 4:1-42

Jesus speaking to the gathered disciples in a meal setting, illustrating John 13:18–20 and his preparation of them to trust him.

Jesus Prepares His Disciples to Trust Him

John 13:1-20

Jesus traveling with his mother, brothers, and disciples toward Capernaum after the wedding sign at Cana.

Leaving for Capernaum

John 2:1-12

Jesus teaching the disciples during a meal about receiving the one he sends, with one disciple listening prominently among the group.

Receiving the One Jesus Sends

John 13:1-20