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Sunday, April 30, 2017

John 15:16 Printable Coloring Page, You Did Not Choose Me But I Chose You, Verse

I am delighted to share my free John 15:16 Coloring page with you. 

This printable coloring page is perfect for children and adults, too. It is a favorite verse of faith and hope. It is a great kids' craft or coloring page for adults to enjoy.

John 15:16 says,

"You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you so that you might go and bear fruit--fruit that will last..." John 15:16.

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Printable John 15:16 Coloring Page,
You did not choose me Bible verse.

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A WORD ABOUT PRINTING
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ABOUT THE ART
I spend hours creating coloring pages like this. I do it because I love God's Word, and I hope it brings you a blessing.

This one took a long time; I traced the leaves, grapes, and fruit twice before getting it right. I had to print the words out and then trace them onto the picture. After drawing, I scanned it back into the computer, where I cleaned it up a bit and added the straight lines. It was a surprising amount of work, but I am happy with it. I genuinely hope you are blessed by it. 

It helps you memorize the scripture when you color the letters, and once it's done, it's a beautiful reminder of the Bible's teachings. 

COLOR THE PICTURE
There are many ways this can be colored. If you print it on cardstock, it can take wetter mediums like watercolor or markers. 
  • I like to color the background pale and the lettering a dark, dramatic color like blue or brown, lavender or purple. 
  • The grapes can be green, purple, or red, and the leaves can be various shades of green. 
  • The fruit at the bottom can be oranges, peaches, apples, or pears, so you can color them in many ways. 
  • I like to contrast greens with reds or browns in the border frame bars for contrast. 

Blessings, and Thank You.
(c) A. E. Dozat. 4/30/17
Isaiah 55:10-11
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