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( From Forerunner Commentary ) Exodus 12:12-13. When Gloria and her husband befriended a college student from.What the Bible says about Lamb of God. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Lamb of God (A 10-week Bible Study): Seeing Jesus in Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.This is lesson 20 of 42 in our study on the Attributes of God called “Can you tell me what God is like?” Visit the series index to view all the lessons and get more ideas for using this curriculum in your children’s ministry.Quickly, Gloria backtracked trying to discover where their Bible study had made a wrong turn. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. The Lamb of God (A 10-week Bible Study): Seeing Jesus in Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy - Kindle edition by Guthrie, Nancy.
Key Verse: “The next day John saw Jesus coming toward Him and said, ‘Look, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!’” John 1:29 The term Lamb of God is found in John 1:29: The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him and said, Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the worldLESSON 20: JESUS IS THE LAMB WITHOUT BLEMISH The yearly ritual of Passover represents the death of Jesus Christ, who was God in the. Because of it, Israels firstborn were saved, while Egypts firstborn died.
God is Awesome = He inspires awe and amazement God is the Alpha and Omega= He is the beginning and the end, the first and the last God is Almighty= He has absolute power or is all powerful Have the kids stand up and say the attributes of God and do the motions. Remind them that each week we’ll be looking into the Bible to answer the question… “Can you tell me what God is like?” and will be learning one of the many truths about God that we see in His Word.Ask if anyone can remember the truths we’ve learned so far. Supporting Texts: John 1:29, John 1:36, Revelation 5:6, Revelation 7:17, 1 Peter 1:19, 1 Corinthians 5:7, Leviticus 1:3Bibles, previous attribute of God posters, a large piece of paper with the words JESUS IS THE LAMB WITHOUT BLEMISH written on it, key verse (John 1:29) printed on a piece of paper, blank paper and markers or colored pencils for each child in the group LESSON OUTLINE:Ask one of the kids in the group to remind you what you’re learning this year.
God is Faithful = He is reliable, trustworthy, true to His Word & keeps His promises God is Exalted = He is noble, elevated and lifted up God is the Deliverer = He is the rescuer or savior
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God is King of kings & Lord of lords = He is The One who rules the rulersTEACH- JESUS IS THE LAMB WITHOUT BLEMISH:Fear Not 😱 Free Coloring Pages Bible Heroess ⚔️ Free Lesson Love of God 💖 Free Lesson Faith Over Fear 🙌 Free Back to School LessonStart out by reading this week’s memory verse ( John 1:29) from the poster. God if Just = He is the One who is fair and does what is right God is Judge = He is the One who rules over and passes judgement on others
Talk briefly about how in both of those cases, the lamb being sacrificed pointed forward to Jesus who would be the perfect sacrifice. Hopefully someone will mention the Old Testament sacrifice system and the Passover lamb. Ask them to share other Bible stories they can think of involving lambs.
Moses warned Pharaoh of what would happen if he didn’t let the people go, but Pharaoh still said no. The last plague was the worst. So, God sent plagues on the land. The Pharaoh refused to let God’s people go. God heard their cry and raised up Moses to come and lead them out of slavery and to the land He had promised to Abraham long before. God’s people were slaves in Egypt.
If we fast forward to the time while God’s people are in the wilderness, God starts a sacrificial system for the people to pay for (or atone for) their sins and once again a lamb was to be sacrificed. God rescued His people from slavery using the blood of a lamb. When Pharaoh woke up and saw that his son was dead, he called Moses and told him to take God’s people and leave. That night, God passed through the land and passed over the homes with lamb’s blood on the doors, but in every home without lamb’s blood, the oldest child died. (ASK~ Did God need this sign to know who His people were? Explain that God knows all and even knows the thoughts of our hearts, so He knew who His people were, but that this was a chance for the people to identify themselves as God’s.) He told them that this blood would be a sign that they were His people.
MEMORY VERSE:SAY: “This morning we’re talking about the truth that Jesus is the Lamb without blemish. A good motion might be to wipe your hands on each other twice (like you’re showing that your hands are clean). Just like God saw the lamb’s bloodOn the door’s of His people’s homes and passed over those home, when God looks at His people today HeSees the blood of His Son shed in our place and passes over us and does not deal with us as our sin~ Revelation 5:6– Jesus is the lamb who was slain.Since motions & actions help kids remember, choose an action for THE LAMB WITHOUT BLEMISH. Choose a few of the kids to play to parts of Jesus, John the baptist and the disciples and to act out the story while you READ John 1:26-36After the story & the skit, ask the following questions:* Why did God ask His people to paint lamb’s blood on their doors? (to identify them as His people)* How can you compare the lamb’s blood on the doors to Jesus‘ blood on the cross? (the lamb’s blood identified them and saved them from death~ Jesus‘ blood in our place identifies us as being His and saves us from the punishment/ death that we deserve.)* What was John the Baptist saying when he said that Jesus was the lamb who would take away the sin of the world?To help the kids remember this truth about God, take a few minutes to define the attribute.THE LAMB WITHOUT BLEMISH = THE PERFECT SACRIFICE FOR SINEXPLAIN: Look up and read the following verses and talk about how they help us understand this truth about Jesus:~ Leviticus 1:3– the lambs for sacrifice were to be spotless and perfect~ 1 Peter 1:18-20– Jesus was perfect and blameless and was the perfect sacrifice for our sin~ 1 Corinthians 5:7b- Jesus was the Passover Lamb who was sacrificed.
Thank Jesus for dying on the cross as the perfect sacrifice and for paying the price for our sin. PRAYER:Pray that the kids in the group would come to know God more and more each week through this study and that they would remember that all of us are sinners who need to be saved and that they would turn to this good God for salvation.
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