01Stars of the promise
God tells Abram to look at the stars as he promises him many descendants. Genesis 15:5.
A little color. A story to remember.
Abraham and Sarah Coloring Pages
Five cartoon coloring scenes follow God’s promise, Abraham and Sarah’s new names, and Isaac’s birth. Print one design or the complete five-page A4 pack.
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02New names: Abraham and Sarah
God gives Abram and Sarai new names and promises that Sarah will have a son called Isaac. Genesis 17:5,15-19.
03Sarah holds Isaac
Sarah gives birth to Isaac in her old age, at the time God had promised. Genesis 21:1-2,6-7.
04Abraham names his son Isaac
Abraham gives his son the name Isaac, as God had instructed. Genesis 21:3.
05A feast for Isaac
Abraham prepares a great feast on the day Isaac is weaned. The picture shows a small family group. Genesis 21:8.
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About these coloring pages
Color the story together
Five cartoon coloring scenes follow God’s promise, Abraham and Sarah’s new names, and Isaac’s birth. Print one design or the complete five-page A4 pack.
These sheets use simple cartoon outlines and open areas for crayons or colored pencils. Each design is a separate printable, so you can choose the moment that suits your lesson.
Read the Bible account
Read Genesis 15:1-6; 17:1-21; 21:1-8 for the complete account. The following is a shortened summary in our own words.
When Abram had no child to inherit from him, God promised that a son of his own would be his heir. God brought him outside and told him to look toward the sky and count the stars, if he could. His offspring would be like that. Abram believed the LORD.
Later, God changed Abram’s name to Abraham and Sarai’s name to Sarah. He promised that Sarah would bear a son and instructed Abraham to name him Isaac. God said he would establish his covenant with Isaac.
The LORD did for Sarah what he had promised. She gave birth to Isaac when Abraham was 100 years old. Abraham named the baby Isaac. Sarah spoke of the laughter God had brought her. When Isaac grew and was weaned, Abraham made a great feast.
What is in the collection?
- Stars of the promise: God tells Abram to look at the stars as he promises him many descendants. Genesis 15:5.
- New names: Abraham and Sarah: God gives Abram and Sarai new names and promises that Sarah will have a son called Isaac. Genesis 17:5,15-19.
- Sarah holds Isaac: Sarah gives birth to Isaac in her old age, at the time God had promised. Genesis 21:1-2,6-7.
- Abraham names his son Isaac: Abraham gives his son the name Isaac, as God had instructed. Genesis 21:3.
- A feast for Isaac: Abraham prepares a great feast on the day Isaac is weaned. The picture shows a small family group. Genesis 21:8.
A simple activity for home or Sunday school
Start with the stars picture and finish with the family feast. Ask children to tell you what changes between the pictures. They can draw stars on a separate sheet and talk about waiting, promises and thankfulness. Avoid promising that every wish will be answered in the same way.
Questions to talk about
- What did God ask Abram to look at?
- What new names did God give Abram and Sarai?
- What name did Abraham give his son?
- Why was Sarah joyful?
Notes for parents and teachers
The stars are a small symbolic selection, not a literal count of Abraham’s descendants. The new-names sheet is a portrait accompanying Genesis 17; it does not claim Sarah was present for Abraham’s conversation with God. The Bible describes a great feast, while the final image focuses on the family. Baby clothes, furniture and poses are illustrative.
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Can I download just one coloring page?
Yes. Each design has its own download link. The ZIP lets you save the collection at once.
Which file formats are included?
This collection contains 5 PDFs. Each download button shows the file type.
Which paper size should I use?
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