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Daniel kneeling in prayer at an open upstairs window facing Jerusalem while administrators and satraps observe outside.

Daniel Prays Faithfully

Daniel 6:1-28

Daniel is placed into the lions’ den while distressed King Darius stands nearby; a stone and the king’s signet ring seal the entrance.

Daniel Enters the Lions’ Den

Daniel 6:1-28

King Darius calls to Daniel at the lions’ den while Daniel answers alive and unharmed among the lions; the scene includes the den’s stone and may include a simple angel representation.

Daniel Is Safe

Daniel 6:1-28

Daniel stands beside the opened lions’ den while King Darius looks on; calm lions remain inside, and an angel represents God’s reported protection.

Daniel’s Trust Is Rewarded

Daniel 6:1-28

King Darius presents a written decree honoring the living God to representatives, with Daniel standing respectfully nearby.

A Decree Honors the Living God

Daniel 6:1-28

David carries grain, ten loaves of bread, and ten cheeses from Bethlehem to his three eldest brothers serving in Saul’s army while David’s sheep are nearby.

David Brings Food to His Brothers

1 Samuel 17

David listens near the Israelite battle line as Goliath challenges Israel, with Eliab and Israelite soldiers nearby.

David Hears the Challenge

1 Samuel 17

David stands before Saul and explains how the LORD delivered him while he protected sheep from a lion and a bear.

David Trusts the LORD Before Saul

1 Samuel 17

David removes Saul’s armor and gathers five smooth stones from a brook, placing them in his shepherd’s bag while holding his staff and sling.

David Chooses His Shepherd’s Tools

1 Samuel 17

David faces armored Goliath across the battle line, holding a sling while Goliath carries his sword, spear, and javelin.

David Comes in the LORD’s Name

1 Samuel 17

David runs toward Goliath on a battlefield with a sling as a stone strikes Goliath’s forehead and Goliath falls face down; the scene is non-graphic.

David Runs Forward With His Sling

1 Samuel 17

David and Israelite soldiers move along a road toward Gath and Ekron while fleeing Philistines and their camp are shown in the distance; Goliath’s armor is associated with David.

Israel Pursues the Fleeing Philistines

1 Samuel 17

David stands before Saul with Abner present as Saul asks about David’s family, and David identifies himself as Jesse’s son from Bethlehem.

Saul Asks David About His Family

1 Samuel 17

David holds the cut corner of Saul’s robe inside a cave while David’s men look on, illustrating David’s mercy and self-control.

David Chooses Mercy

1 Samuel 24:1-22

David bows outside a cave while holding the cut corner of Saul’s robe, with Saul standing at a distance as David explains that he did not seek Saul’s harm.

David Speaks from a Distance

1 Samuel 24:1-22

Saul faces David outside a cave as he recognizes that David repaid evil with good; David listens quietly and humbly.

Saul Recognizes David’s Goodness

1 Samuel 24:1-22

David and Saul stand apart in the wilderness as David makes a serious promise concerning Saul’s descendants; Saul turns home while David and his men head toward a stronghold.

A Serious Promise

1 Samuel 24:1-22

Child-friendly illustration concept of Saul and his chosen men traveling through the rocky wilderness of En-gedi while David’s hiding place is suggested nearby.

The Wilderness of En-gedi

1 Samuel 24:1-22

Gideon beats wheat in a winepress at Ophrah while the angel of the LORD speaks beneath an oak, with an offering and altar nearby.

Gideon Receives a Courageous Call

Judges 6:11–7:25

Gideon obeys God at night beside Baal’s altar, the Asherah, and a new altar to the LORD, with tools and fallen stones nearby.

Gideon Obeys at Night

Judges 6:11–7:25

Gideon beside a fleece showing dew on the fleece and dry ground, with an inset showing a dry fleece and dew-covered ground.

The Fleece and the Dew

Judges 6:11–7:25

Gideon watches men drink at the spring of Harod as some soldiers depart and the chosen 300 remain with provisions and trumpets.

Three Hundred Are Chosen

Judges 6:11–7:25

Gideon and Purah listen near a tent at the Midianite camp while a symbolic barley loaf dream overturns a tent.

A Dream Brings Reassurance

Judges 6:11–7:25

Gideon and the 300 Israelite men surround the Midianite camp at night with trumpets, empty jars, and torches hidden inside the jars.

Light Bursts Around the Camp

Judges 6:11–7:25

Gideon’s three companies surround the Midianite camp at night with trumpets, jars, and torches as the Midianites flee in confusion.

Surrounded by Light and Sound

Judges 6:11–7:25

Ephraimite men pursuing Oreb and Zeeb near the waters by Beth-barah and the Jordan, with the rock of Oreb and winepress of Zeeb identified.

Ephraim Seizes the Waters

Judges 6:11–7:25

Jesus reaches toward the high priest’s unnamed servant while nearby disciples lower a sword, illustrating Luke 22:49–51.

Jesus Stops Violence and Heals

Luke 22:47–23:25

Jesus standing before Pilate while the assembly and specific accusers present the recorded accusations from Luke 23:1–5.

Jesus Before Pilate

Luke 22:47–23:25

Peter sitting near a courtyard fire at the high priest’s house while Jesus looks toward him after Peter’s third denial, based on Luke 22:54–62.

Peter Remembers and Weeps

Luke 22:47–23:25

Jesus standing quietly before Herod Antipas while chief priests and scribes accuse him and soldiers place splendid clothing on him, based on Luke 23:6–12.

Jesus Stands Silent Before Herod

Luke 22:47–23:25

Pilate addresses the chief priests, rulers, and people while Jesus stands nearby, representing Luke 23:13–17 and Pilate’s statement that no guilt was found in Jesus.

Pilate Says Jesus Is Not Guilty

Luke 22:47–23:25

Jesus faces Judas Iscariot on the Mount of Olives as Judas approaches with a crowd and identifies Jesus with a kiss.

A Sad Greeting in the Garden

Luke 22:47–23:25

Jesus standing calmly before the council at daybreak as chief priests and elders question him about whether he is the Christ and the Son of God.

The Council Questions Jesus

Luke 22:47–23:25

Jesus stands before Pilate at Pilate’s headquarters while a specific crowd, chief priests, and rulers call for Barabbas to be released; the scene does not show the crucifixion.

The Crowd’s Demand

Luke 22:47–23:25

Jesus and Jairus travel toward Jairus’s house as messengers arrive with a sad report, and Jesus encourages Jairus not to fear but to believe.

Jesus Encourages Jairus

Mark 5:21-43

Moses, Joshua, Caleb, the other spies, and gathered Israelites hear a report about fruitful Canaan, with grapes, pomegranates, figs, and distant fortified cities.

Caleb Chooses Courage

Numbers 13:1–14:45

Twelve Israelite spies explore the Valley of Eshcol and carry grapes, pomegranates, and figs back from Canaan.

Exploring the Fruitful Land

Numbers 13:1–14:45

Joshua and Caleb stand in the Israelite camp with torn garments, speaking courageously to a worried community while Moses and Aaron are nearby.

Joshua and Caleb Speak with Courage

Numbers 13:1–14:45

Moses gives instructions to twelve Israelite tribal leaders, including Joshua and Caleb, in a wilderness camp before they explore Canaan.

Sent to Explore Canaan

Numbers 13:1–14:45

Joshua and Caleb near the tent of meeting as the Israelite community gathers and the radiant glory of the LORD appears at the tent.

The Glory Appears at the Tent

Numbers 13:1–14:45

Moses praying before the LORD’s presence after the Israelites’ unbelief, with Joshua and Caleb nearby, the wilderness around them, and distant Canaan suggesting the promised land and wilderness consequence.

Moses Prays for Mercy

Numbers 13:1–14:45

Twelve spies returning along a wilderness path after forty days, carrying grapes, pomegranates, and figs, with grouped travel markers suggesting the journey.

Forty Days of Discovery

Numbers 13:1–14:45

Symbolic Bible scene of Joshua and Caleb set apart from the discouraged Israelite community, with a path toward distant Canaan.

Joshua and Caleb Will Enter

Numbers 13:1–14:45

Illustration concept of the Israelite community approaching the hill country while Moses and the ark of the covenant remain in the camp, with weary travelers shown on a distant retreating path.

The People Turn Back

Numbers 13:1–14:45

Moses reverently approaches the burning bush at Horeb, where the angel of the LORD appears within flames that do not consume the bush; Moses removes his sandals on holy ground.

Moses Approaches the Burning Bush

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses tending Jethro’s flock in the wilderness as he leads the animals toward Horeb, the mountain of God.

Moses Leads the Flock to Horeb

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses listens near the burning bush as the LORD tells him that he has seen, heard, and knows the Israelites’ suffering in Egypt and sends him to Pharaoh.

God Hears His People

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses near the burning bush at Horeb as God promises to be with him when he goes to Pharaoh.

God Promises to Be With Moses

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses asks God’s name at the burning bush, and God answers, “I AM WHO I AM” and “the LORD.”

God Reveals His Name

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses receives God’s instructions to gather Israel’s elders, announce God’s promise, and ask Egypt’s king for permission for the Israelites to worship in the wilderness.

A Message for Israel’s Elders

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses listens to God near the burning bush as his staff, placed on the ground, becomes a snake.

The Staff Becomes a Sign

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses listening near the burning bush as the LORD promises to help him speak and teach him what to say.

God Will Help Moses Speak

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses holding his staff near the burning bush while Aaron stands beside him as the helper God provides.

God Provides Aaron to Help Moses

Exodus 3:1–4:17

The captive Israelite girl respectfully speaks with Naaman’s wife in a simple household setting about the prophet in Samaria who could help Naaman.

A Helpful Message

2 Kings 5:1-19

Paul and Silas in the inner prison with stocks, other prisoners listening, open prison doors, loosened bonds, and Paul calling that everyone is still there.

Songs in the Inner Prison

Acts 16:16-40

Paul and Silas with the jailer and members of his household, with lights, water for washing wounds, and food during the jailer’s joyful welcome.

The Jailer Cares for His Guests

Acts 16:16-40

Encouraging Friends at Lydia’s House from Paul and Silas Sing in Prison Bible coloring page

Encouraging Friends at Lydia’s House

Acts 16:16-40

Paul calls to the jailer inside a Philippian prison after an earthquake opens the doors and loosens the prisoners’ bonds.

Everyone Is Still Here

Acts 16:16-40

Paul encouraging passengers and sailors on a storm-tossed ship, with storm clouds, waves, a distant island, and a subtle radiant angelic presence.

Paul Encourages Everyone in the Storm

Acts 27:1-44

Paul gives thanks before breaking bread and sharing food with sailors, soldiers, and prisoners on a ship’s deck before dawn.

Paul Gives Thanks and Shares Food

Acts 27:1-44

Paul warns Julius and soldiers as sailors lower a small boat and pretend to set anchors beside the main ship on a dark sea; the boat’s ropes are cut.

The Small Boat Is Cut Away

Acts 27:1-44

Paul, Julius, soldiers, prisoners, sailors, and other passengers reach an unnamed beach after a ship breaks apart; some swim and others use planks and ship pieces.

Everyone Reaches the Shore

Acts 27:1-44

Paul travels toward Rome as a prisoner under Julius’s guard aboard a ship with other prisoners and crew, passing through difficult coastal waters toward Fair Havens.

A Difficult Journey Toward Rome

Acts 27:1-44

Rahab on her roof near bundles of flax while two unnamed Israelite spies hide beneath them, with Jericho’s city gate in the distance.

Rahab Hides the Spies Under the Flax

Joshua 2:1-24

Rahab speaks with two unnamed Israelite spies on the roof of her house in Jericho beneath an open sky, based on Joshua 2:8-11.

Rahab Speaks Courageously on the Roof

Joshua 2:1-24

Rahab asks two unnamed Israelite spies for a promise to protect her family and household, based on Joshua 2:12-14.

Rahab Asks for Protection for Her Household

Joshua 2:1-24

Rahab helps two unnamed Israelite spies descend by a rope through her window in Jericho’s wall and points toward the hills.

The Spies Leave Through the Window

Joshua 2:1-24

Rahab ties a scarlet cord in the window of her house while two unnamed spies gesture toward the cord and her family gathers inside.

Rahab Ties the Scarlet Cord

Joshua 2:1-24

Joshua listens as two unnamed Israelite spies report their safe return from the hills and say that the LORD has given Israel the land.

The Spies Report Back to Joshua

Joshua 2:1-24

Ananias considers Jesus’ instruction to go to Saul in Damascus, with a symbolic path and reminder of Saul’s harmful past.

A Difficult Mission

Acts 9:1-19

Baby Moses resting in a papyrus basket coated with bitumen and pitch among the reeds beside the Nile while his sister watches from a distance.

Moses Hidden in the Basket

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Pharaoh’s daughter discovers baby Moses in a basket among the reeds beside the Nile, with a servant and attendants nearby.

A Compassionate Discovery

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Moses’s sister asks Pharaoh’s daughter whether she should call a Hebrew woman to nurse baby Moses, leading to Moses’s mother caring for him.

A Brave Question

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Moses with his mother and Pharaoh’s daughter beside a water setting, representing Moses being welcomed as her son and named Moses because he was drawn from the water.

Moses Is Welcomed

Exodus 1:8–2:10

The Midwives Choose Courage from The Baby Moses Bible coloring page

The Midwives Choose Courage

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Israelite workers carry construction materials while laboring on the store cities Pithom and Raamses in Egypt as the new king watches from a distance.

Unfair Work in Egypt

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego standing together before Nebuchadnezzar, a large gold statue, and a royal gathering in Daniel 3.

Faithful Before the Gold Statue

Daniel 3:1-30

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego walk unbound and unharmed inside the furnace while Nebuchadnezzar sees a fourth figure with them.

Not Alone in the Fire

Daniel 3:1-30

Nebuchadnezzar calls Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from the furnace while officials inspect them and find their bodies, hair, garments, and smell unharmed.

Protected Through the Fire

Daniel 3:1-30

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, bound and wearing their garments, are brought toward the blazing furnace as Nebuchadnezzar’s order is carried out.

Courage Under Pressure

Daniel 3:1-30

Nebuchadnezzar, officials, and assembled peoples near a large gold statue on the plain of Dura as musical instruments signal a command to bow, with some people kneeling and others standing.

The Command on the Plain of Dura

Daniel 3:1-30

Nebuchadnezzar publicly praises the God of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego after their rescue, with a royal decree suggesting his announcement.

The King Recognizes God’s Greatness

Daniel 3:1-30