Hidden Picture Abraham and Isaac

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Song: He Gave His Only Son

He Gave His Only Son

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[Verse 1 – Abraham’s Test] Long ago in a land so far, God spoke to a man beneath the stars. "Abraham, trust Me—follow My way, Even when it’s hard to obey."

[Verse 2 – Isaac’s Wonder] Isaac looked up, his eyes so wide, "Father, where’s the lamb you said God would provide?" He carried the wood with hope so strong, His little heart hummed a trusting song.

[Chorus – God’s Big Love] He gave His only Son, that’s true! Just like Abraham—faith broke through. Love so big, it shines and stays, Like sun shiny praise through all our days.  

He gave His only Son for me,  

Now I’m a star in His family! 

Shining bright, I sing this song, 

God’s love is wide and deep and strong----

And He is the light that shows us what's right!

[Verse 3 – God’s Answer] But wait! God spoke with mighty grace, "Don’t hurt your son—look at this place!" A ram appeared through bush and tree, God kept His promise faithfully!

[Bridge – Jesus’ Gift] Years went by, and one bright day, God sent His Son to show the way. On a cross, He gave His life, To take away our sin and strife. ❤️

[Final Chorus – We Shine Today] He gave His only Son for me, Now I’m a star in His family! Shining bright, I sing this song, God’s love is wide and deep and strong!

 He gave His only Son for me,  

Now I’m a star in His family! 

Shining bright, I sing this song, 

God’s love is wide and deep and strong----

And He is the light that shows us what's right!

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A Father, A Son, and A Lamb: A Devotional Story Inspired by Genesis 22 & John 3:16

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🌿 A Father, A Son, and A Lamb: A Devotional Story Inspired by Genesis 22 & John 3:16

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God’s deep love and plan for redemption through Jesus.

Abraham and Isaac walked together beneath the quiet sky. The wind whispered through the trees, and the boy carried wood for the fire. He looked up at his father and asked, “Where is the lamb?” Abraham's heart trembled. He didn’t fully understand what God was doing—but he trusted Him completely. “My son,” he said softly, “God will provide himself a lamb.” (Genesis 22:8, KJV)

Just like Isaac didn’t know what was coming, we don’t always understand God's plan. But one thing is clear: we’re all born with something broken inside—it's called sin. Sin isn’t just about doing something wrong; it’s about being separated from God. Every person, young and old, has sinned. Jesus knew this. That's why, whether He was talking to fishermen, children, or Pharisees, He never avoided the truth. He spoke with love—but He also spoke with clarity. He said we must turn away from our sin and believe.

That’s why Jesus came—He is the Lamb God provided for us. Just like the ram in the thicket saved Isaac from being sacrificed, Jesus saves us from the punishment our sin deserves. He didn’t deserve the cross, but He chose it because of His love for us. John 3:16 says it all: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son…” That’s the heart of Abraham’s story—it shines forward into Jesus’ story, and now into ours.

When we admit our sin and believe in Jesus, something beautiful happens. He forgives us, washes our hearts clean, and makes us part of His forever family. It's not because we're good—but because He's good. And just like the stars God showed Abraham, too many to count, that’s how many hearts God longs to reach.

Today, you may feel far from God, or unsure what comes next. But the same God who met Abraham on the mountain is reaching for you now. He provided a lamb for Abraham—and He provided Jesus for you. That’s how much He loves you.

The question now is this: will you trust Him? He’s waiting with love, forgiveness, and forever hope. And when you walk with Him, the journey—like Abraham’s—is never alone.

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Abraham Review Questions Faith Virtue Lesson#4

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Abraham Virtue Faith Lesson Quiz (Based on 2 Peter 1:4–7, KJV)

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## 📜 Abraham Virtue Faith Lesson Quiz (Based on 2 Peter 1:4–7, KJV)

Each question includes multiple-choice options, an answer, and an explanation drawn from KJV wording.

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1. **What virtue is shown when Abraham obeyed God and left his homeland?**  

   - A. Faith  

   - B. Patience  

   - C. Kindness  

   - D. Temperance  

   **Answer:** A. Faith  

   **Explanation:** Abraham "went out, not knowing whither he went" (Hebrews 11:8), showing faith in God's calling.

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2. **According to 2 Peter 1:5, what should be added to faith?**  

   - A. Temperance  

   - B. Charity  

   - C. Virtue  

   - D. Patience  

   **Answer:** C. Virtue  

   **Explanation:** *“Add to your faith virtue…”* — 2 Peter 1:5 (KJV)

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3. **What did God promise Abraham in Genesis 12:2?**  

   - A. A great nation  

   - B. A prosperous garden  

   - C. A mighty army  

   - D. Many riches  

   **Answer:** A. A great nation  

   **Explanation:** *“I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee…”* — Genesis 12:2 (KJV)

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4. **When God told Abraham to sacrifice Isaac, how did he respond?**  

   - A. He delayed  

   - B. He obeyed immediately  

   - C. He questioned  

   - D. He ignored  

   **Answer:** B. He obeyed immediately  

   **Explanation:** *“Abraham rose up early in the morning…”* — Genesis 22:3 (KJV)

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5. **What virtue is displayed when Abraham believed God would provide a ram?**  

   - A. Temperance  

   - B. Godliness  

   - C. Faith  

   - D. Charity  

   **Answer:** C. Faith  

   **Explanation:** *“God will provide himself a lamb for a burnt offering…”* — Genesis 22:8 (KJV)

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6. **In 2 Peter 1:6, what comes after temperance?**  

   - A. Patience  

   - B. Virtue  

   - C. Charity  

   - D. Knowledge  

   **Answer:** A. Patience  

   **Explanation:** *“…and to temperance patience…”* — 2 Peter 1:6 (KJV)

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7. **What was the sign of the covenant between God and Abraham?**  

   - A. A rainbow  

   - B. Circumcision  

   - C. A dove  

   - D. A fire  

   **Answer:** B. Circumcision  

   **Explanation:** *“Ye shall circumcise the flesh of your foreskin…”* — Genesis 17:11 (KJV)

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8. **What is the purpose of God’s promises, according to 2 Peter 1:4?**  

   - A. To gain riches  

   - B. To become kings  

   - C. To be partakers of the divine nature  

   - D. To rule the earth  

   **Answer:** C. To be partakers of the divine nature  

   **Explanation:** *“…that by these ye might be partakers of the divine nature…”* — 2 Peter 1:4 (KJV)

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9. **What did Abraham build in Canaan to worship God?**  

   - A. A house  

   - B. A tower  

   - C. An altar  

   - D. A gate  

   **Answer:** C. An altar  

   **Explanation:** *“And he builded an altar unto the Lord…”* — Genesis 12:7 (KJV)

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10. **According to 2 Peter 1:7, what follows godliness?**  

   - A. Patience  

   - B. Faith  

   - C. Brotherly kindness  

   - D. Wisdom  

   **Answer:** C. Brotherly kindness  

   **Explanation:** *“…and to godliness brotherly kindness…”* — 2 Peter 1:7 (KJV)

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11. **What name did Abraham give the place where God provided the ram?**  

   - A. Bethel  

   - B. Peniel  

   - C. Jehovah-jireh  

   - D. Hebron  

   **Answer:** C. Jehovah-jireh  

   **Explanation:** *“…Abraham called the name of that place Jehovah-jireh…”* — Genesis 22:14 (KJV)

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12. **What virtue is revealed in Abraham’s wait for the promised son?**  

   - A. Charity  

   - B. Patience  

   - C. Brotherly kindness  

   - D. Temperance  

   **Answer:** B. Patience  

   **Explanation:** *“…after he had patiently endured, he obtained the promise.”* — Hebrews 6:15 (KJV)

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13. **In 2 Peter 1:5–7, what does spiritual growth require?**  

   - A. Automatic blessing  

   - B. Diligence  

   - C. Wealth  

   - D. Royal heritage  

   **Answer:** B. Diligence  

   **Explanation:** *“…giving all diligence…”* — 2 Peter 1:5 (KJV)

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14. **What was Abraham’s name before God changed it?**  

   - A. Abel  

   - B. Adam  

   - C. Abram  

   - D. Aaron  

   **Answer:** C. Abram  

   **Explanation:** *“…thy name shall be Abraham; for a father of many nations have I made thee.”* — Genesis 17:5 (KJV)

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15. **What does 2 Peter 1:4 say believers have escaped?**  

   - A. Death  

   - B. Disease  

   - C. Corruption through lust  

   - D. Hunger  

   **Answer:** C. Corruption through lust  

   **Explanation:** *“…having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust.”* — 2 Peter

 1:4 (KJV)

2 Peter 1:4–10 Quiz (KJV Edition)---

1. **According to verse 4, what may believers escape through God's promises?**  

   - A. Suffering  

   - B. Poverty  

   - C. The corruption that is in the world through lust  

   - D. Judgment  

   **Answer:** C  

   **Explanation:** *“…having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust.”* — 2 Peter 1:4

2. **Through God's promises, believers may be partakers of what?**  

   - A. Angelic power  

   - B. The divine nature  

   - C. Heavenly authority  

   - D. Prophetic gifts  

   **Answer:** B  

   **Explanation:** *“…that by these ye might be partakers of the divine nature…”* — 2 Peter 1:4

3. **What should be added to your faith, according to verse 5?**  

   - A. Charity  

   - B. Patience  

   - C. Virtue  

   - D. Wisdom  

   **Answer:** C  

   **Explanation:** *“…add to your faith virtue…”* — 2 Peter 1:5

4. **What should be added to virtue?**  

   - A. Peace  

   - B. Knowledge  

   - C. Grace  

   - D. Joy  

   **Answer:** B  

   **Explanation:** *“…and to virtue knowledge…”* — 2 Peter 1:5

5. **What should be added to knowledge?**  

   - A. Understanding  

   - B. Self-control  

   - C. Temperance  

   - D. Godliness  

   **Answer:** C  

   **Explanation:** *“…and to knowledge temperance…”* — 2 Peter 1:6

6. **What follows temperance?**  

   - A. Charity  

   - B. Patience  

   - C. Humility  

   - D. Meekness  

   **Answer:** B  

   **Explanation:** *“…and to temperance patience…”* — 2 Peter 1:6

7. **What should be added to patience?**  

   - A. Good works  

   - B. Godliness  

   - C. Forgiveness  

   - D. Trust  

   **Answer:** B  

   **Explanation:** *“…and to patience godliness…”* — 2 Peter 1:6

8. **What does verse 7 instruct us to add to godliness?**  

   - A. Brotherly kindness  

   - B. Joy  

   - C. Hope  

   - D. Mercy  

   **Answer:** A  

   **Explanation:** *“…and to godliness brotherly kindness…”* — 2 Peter 1:7

9. **What is the final virtue to be added after brotherly kindness?**  

   - A. Grace  

   - B. Charity  

   - C. Truth  

   - D. Honor  

   **Answer:** B  

   **Explanation:** *“…and to brotherly kindness charity.”* — 2 Peter 1:7

10. **What will these virtues make you, according to verse 8?**  

    - A. Blameless and powerful  

    - B. Strong and famous  

    - C. Neither barren nor unfruitful  

    - D. Mighty and wise  

    **Answer:** C  

    **Explanation:** *“…they make you that ye shall neither be barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.”* — 2 Peter 1:8

11. **What does verse 9 say about someone who lacks these virtues?**  

    - A. Is weak  

    - B. Is blind and hath forgotten  

    - C. Is cursed  

    - D. Is confused  

    **Answer:** B  

    **Explanation:** *“…he that lacketh these things is blind, and cannot see afar off, and hath forgotten…”* — 2 Peter 1:9

12. **What has the forgetful believer forgotten?**  

    - A. The gospel  

    - B. Their responsibilities  

    - C. That they were purged from old sins  

    - D. The commandments  

    **Answer:** C  

    **Explanation:** *“…hath forgotten that he was purged from his old sins.”* — 2 Peter 1:9

13. **What does verse 10 urge believers to make sure of?**  

    - A. Their strength and knowledge  

    - B. Their authority and leadership  

    - C. Their calling and election  

    - D. Their hope and future  

    **Answer:** C  

    **Explanation:** *“…give diligence to make your calling and election sure…”* — 2 Peter 1:10

14. **What promise is given to those who do these things in verse 10?**  

    - A. They shall never stumble  

    - B. They will gain riches  

    - C. They will rule over others  

    - D. They will never grow tired  

    **Answer:** A  

    **Explanation:** *“…if ye do these things, ye shall never fall…”* — 2 Peter 1:10

15. **What does verse 5 say is required in order to add these virtues?**  

    - A. Daily routines  

    - B. Wealth  

    - C. Diligence  

    - D. Formal teaching  

    **Answer:** C  

    **Explanation:** *“…giving all diligence…”* — 2 Peter 1:5

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Unusual Things Quiz – Multiple Choice

1. **What is the only mammal capable of true flight?**  

   - A. Flying Squirrel  

   - B. Bat ✅  

   - C. Sugar Glider  

   - D. Colugo  

2. **Which planet in our solar system rotates on its side?**  

   - A. Venus  

   - B. Uranus ✅  

   - C. Mars  

   - D. Neptune  

3. **What is the name of the phenomenon where animals freeze when frightened?**  

   - A. Hypnosis  

   - B. Catatonia  

   - C. Tonic Immobility ✅  

   - D. Hibernation  

4. **Which bird is best known for mimicking sounds like chainsaws and cameras?**  

   - A. Crow  

   - B. Parrot  

   - C. Lyrebird ✅  

   - D. Mockingbird  

5. **What is the name of the rare weather event where fish fall from the sky?**  

   - A. Fishfall  

   - B. Marine Downpour  

   - C. Lluvia de Peces ✅  

   - D. Animal Precipitation  

6. **Which animal can survive being frozen and then thawed alive?**  

   - A. Penguin  

   - B. Tardigrade  

   - C. Arctic Fox  

   - D. Wood Frog ✅  

7. **What do scientists call lightning during a volcanic eruption?**  

   - A. Firestorm  

   - B. Pyroclastic Surge  

   - C. Ash Lightning  

   - D. Volcanic Lightning ✅  

8. **Which fruit naturally contains an enzyme that digests protein?**  

   - A. Papaya  

   - B. Kiwi  

   - C. Mango  

   - D. Pineapple ✅  

9. **What optical effect makes it look like three suns appear in the sky?**  

   - A. Triple Sun  

   - B. Solar Mirage  

   - C. Sun Halo  

   - D. Parhelion ✅  

10. **Which creature can regrow its heart if injured?**  

   - A. Salamander  

   - B. Starfish  

   - C. Axolotl ✅  

   - D. Octopus  

11. **What’s the name of the sea sparkle caused by plankton?**  

   - A. Ocean Glow  

   - B. Phosphorescence  

   - C. Bioluminescence ✅  

   - D. Marine Luminescence  

12. **Which tree appears to “walk” by shifting its roots toward sunlight?**  

   - A. Banyan  

   - B. Mangrove  

   - C. Baobab  

   - D. Walking Palm ✅  

13. **What’s the name for the rare event where it rains frogs?**  

   - A. Frogfall  

   - B. Amphibian Precipitation  

   - C. Raining Frogs  

   - D. Animal Rain ✅  

14. **Which animal has blue blood because of copper-based oxygen transport?**  

   - A. Octopus  

   - B. Squid  

   - C. Lobster  

   - D. Horseshoe Crab ✅  

15. **What causes a river to turn red in a phenomenon known as Red Tide?**  

   - A. Crimson Flow  

   - B. Blood River  

   - C. Algal Bloom ✅  

   - D. Sulfur Surge  

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Faithful and True Dramatic Reading or Song

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Abraham: A Story of Faith and Obedience Virtues

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Abraham: A Story of Faith and Obedience

The quiet **night sky of Ur** stretched overhead as **Abraham** gazed at the stars. He was comfortable—wealthy, settled. Yet, God’s voice came with a call:  

*"Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred…unto a land that I will shew thee."* (**Genesis 12:1**)  

Leave everything behind. Step into the unknown.  

This journey would demand **faith, virtue, knowledge, temperance, patience, godliness, brotherly kindness, and charity**—just as **2 Peter 1:4-9** teaches.  

                               Virtue: Trusting God Without Hesitation

God didn’t tell Abraham **where** he was going—only that he must **go**. Yet, **he obeyed**. He left Ur, taking his family into the wilderness with nothing but God’s promise.  

📖 *“And beside this, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue...”* (**2 Peter 1:5**)  

Virtue isn’t just righteousness—it’s courage to **act in faith** even when the path is unclear.  

Knowledge: Learning God's Character Through Experience

As Abraham wandered, he learned **who God is**. God was faithful in **Egypt**, faithful in **Canaan**, faithful when he divided the land with Lot. **Each step taught him something new.**  

📖 *“And to virtue knowledge...”* (**2 Peter 1:5**)  

His greatest test came when **God promised him a son**, yet **years passed with no child**. Doubt crept in. But with time, Abraham learned that **God’s timing is perfect**.  

Temperance: Resisting Human Solutions and Waiting on God

Frustration led Abraham to **take matters into his own hands**. He had a son, **Ishmael**, through Hagar—but that wasn’t God’s promise.  

📖 *“And to knowledge temperance...”* (**2 Peter 1:6**)  

God taught Abraham **self-restraint**—waiting instead of rushing, trusting instead of controlling. **Sarah would bear a son** in God’s time, not Abraham’s.  

Patience: Holding Onto the Promise, Even When Delayed

📖 *“And to temperance patience...”* (**2 Peter 1:6**)  

Twenty-five years passed before **Isaac** was born.  

Abraham knew delay didn’t mean **denial**. **God was shaping him**—stretching his faith, testing his endurance. Isaac came **when God willed it**, proving that patience always leads to **the fulfillment of God's promises**.  

Godliness: Walking in Faith, Even When It Seems Impossible  

📖 *“And to patience godliness...”* (**2 Peter 1:6**)  Genesis 22:8 in the King James Version (KJV):

“And Abraham said, My son, God will provide himself a lamb for a burnt offering: so they went both of them together.”

Then came the **ultimate test**—God asked Abraham to sacrifice Isaac.  

This made no sense. Isaac was the promised child! Yet, Abraham **walked in godliness**, obeying without question.  

*"My son, God will provide himself a lamb..."* (**Genesis 22:8**)  

And God **did**—a ram in the thicket, sparing Isaac and showing **His faithfulness**.  

Brotherly Kindness & Charity: Thinking of Others Above Himself

Genesis 13:8–9 (KJV):

“And Abram said unto Lot, Let there be no strife, I pray thee, between me and thee... Is not the whole land before thee? separate thyself, I pray thee, from me: if thou wilt take the left hand, then I will go to the right...”

Abraham generously offered Lot his choice of land to avoid conflict between their herdsmen. Lot chose the fertile plain of Jordan, while Abraham remained in Canaan.

📖 *“And to godliness brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness charity.”* (**2 Peter 1:7**)  

Abraham cared for Lot, rescued him from Sodom, and interceded for the city’s wicked inhabitants. Though **he had the right to take the best land**, he **gave Lot the first choice**, showing kindness.  

His generosity **reflected God’s heart**—always seeking the good of others.  

Conclusion: A Life Built on Faith and Virtue

Abraham’s journey mirrors **2 Peter 1:4-9**:  

- He **trusted God’s calling** with virtue.  

- He **gained knowledge** through experience.  

- He **learned temperance**, resisting doubt-driven action.  

- He **practiced patience**, waiting on God’s timing.  

- He **walked in godliness**, obeying even in the hardest test.  

- He **showed kindness and charity**, thinking of others.  

God **crafted Abraham’s faith** through every trial.  

Likewise, our spiritual growth **requires trust**—trust that God is working **through delays**, through **tests**, and through **uncertainties** to **shape us** into people of virtue.  

Let’s walk like Abraham—**bold in faith, steadfast in promise, trusting God’s plan.

Game Ideas

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 1. Faith Journey Board Game

- Create a **game board** showing Abraham’s journey from Ur to Canaan.  

- Players move forward by answering questions about Abraham’s faith, obedience, and trust in God.  

- Special spaces like "Faith Boost" (move forward) and "Doubt Detour" (lose a turn) add excitement!  

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**Faith Journey Board Game Instructions**  

 **Objective**  

Players will travel through Abraham’s faith journey, answering questions and making choices along the way. The goal is to **reach Canaan while demonstrating faith, obedience, and trust in God**!  

#### **Setup**  

1. **Game Board:** Use a board with **Abraham’s journey path** (starting from Ur and ending in Canaan).  

2. **Markers:** Each player gets a **game piece** (can be coins, small figures, or handmade tokens).  

3. **Question Cards:** Prepare **cards with questions** about Abraham’s life, faith, and challenges.  

4. **Special Spaces:** Include **“Faith Boost” spaces (move forward)** and **“Doubt Detour” spaces (lose a turn or go back).**  

#### **How to Play**  

1. **Each player rolls a die** and moves forward the number of spaces shown.  

2. **Landing on a space:**  

   - **Regular spaces:** Answer a question about Abraham’s faith. **Correct answers** allow the player to continue moving forward.  

   - **Faith Boost spaces:** Gain an extra turn or move ahead if demonstrating faith.  

   - **Doubt Detour spaces:** Lose a turn or go back if doubt is present (e.g., lessons about struggling in faith).  

3. **Winning:** The first player to **reach Canaan** wins, but everyone discusses **Abraham’s faith lessons** along the way!  

#### **Bonus Variation**  

- **Team Mode:** Players work in teams and must agree on answers before moving forward.  

- **Story Reflection:** At different spaces, have players reflect on **how Abraham’s faith applies to their own lives today**!  

2. Virtue Match-Up  

- Provide **cards** with different virtues (faith, patience, obedience, humility, generosity, courage).  

- Have students **match** each virtue with a moment from Abraham’s life (e.g., obedience—sacrificing Isaac, generosity—letting Lot choose first).  

3. Obedience Relay Race

- Split students into teams and assign each team a **step in Abraham’s journey**.  

- Each player must complete a **challenge** before passing the baton (e.g., answer a question, act out a scene, recite a Bible verse).  

- First team to finish correctly wins!  

4. “Trust Like Abraham” Blindfold Challenge

- Blindfold one student and have a partner **guide them** across a path using only verbal instructions.  

- Afterward, discuss how **Abraham had to trust God** even without knowing the full plan.  

5. “Jehovah Jireh” Scavenger Hunt 

- Hide objects around the room that symbolize **God’s provision** (e.g., a ram figurine, stars, sand for descendants).  

- Students must **find the items** and explain how they relate to Abraham’s story.  

Susan Nikitenko 2025© MBMpAnnaBeNNATKRYPATRICHCAPTOL

---Abrahams Sons

Son	Mother	Reference
Ishmael	Hagar (Sarah’s maid)	Genesis 16:15
Isaac	Sarah (his wife)	Genesis 21:3
Zimran	Keturah (later wife)	Genesis 25:2
Jokshan	Keturah	Genesis 25:2
Medan	Keturah	Genesis 25:2
Midian	Keturah	Genesis 25:2
Ishbak	Keturah	Genesis 25:2
Shuah	Keturah	Genesis 25:2

Susan Nikitenko 2025© MBMpAnnaBeNNATKRYPATRICHCAPTOL

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