This is a free Hebrews 11:1 Printable Bible verse to color.
This coloring page will help a person to memorize the verse of Scripture and be fun at the same time. It can be used in Children's church, Bible class, Awana Club, VBS, and family worship time.You do not have to make a donation to download my coloring pages. The donate button is below the picture. Thank you for your gifts, prayers, memberships, and donations. I would not be able to create these without your support.
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Hebrews 11:1 says,
"Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen." Hebrews 11:1.
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| Free Hebrews 11:1 Printable Text Coloring Page |
I like to draw Bible verse printables because I love God's word; I hope they are a blessing to you. Use the PayPal button to make your donation.
Thank You!
If you like this coloring picture, then you might also like the Hebrews 11:6 picture. CLICK HERE.
The image above is like a photo. The one below is PDF, a digital file. One of these will work for you.
The image above is like a photo. The one below is PDF, a digital file. One of these will work for you.
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ABOUT PRINTING
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ABOUT MY ART
Parents and teachers will find many ways to use this printable coloring page. It can be part of a lesson or given as a take-home for a lesson review. It can be an extra activity to help fill in the teaching time.
I drew this for my church since we are focusing on memorizing a verse of Scripture every week. I drew this freehand without a ruler or guide. I traced it over a page of graph paper and finished with a little tweaking on the computer. It took three to design and complete.
It is not just for kids. The fancy scrollwork with oak leaves and decorations is similar to the illuminated texts of medieval history. The blank spaces are perfect for creativity, where one can add vines, patterns, or shapes.
There are a lot of opportunities for creativity. Children like to color in the letters, each a different color. There is a border that can be colored in, and embellishments can be dull greens or blues. The letters can be blue or brown.I drew this for my church since we are focusing on memorizing a verse of Scripture every week. I drew this freehand without a ruler or guide. I traced it over a page of graph paper and finished with a little tweaking on the computer. It took three to design and complete.
It is not just for kids. The fancy scrollwork with oak leaves and decorations is similar to the illuminated texts of medieval history. The blank spaces are perfect for creativity, where one can add vines, patterns, or shapes.
Blessings, and Thank You,
(C) A. E. Dozat 2/2/16
Isaiah 55:10-11
