Abram Rescues Lot Coloring Page

Color the story of Abram rescuing Lot

Choose from six original coloring designs for children and families, inspired by Genesis 14. Follow the news of Lot’s capture, Abram’s response, the rescue, the return, and Melchizedek’s blessing. Print one scene or download the complete six-page PDF.

For the reading resource, visit Abram Rescues Lot. You can read the story first and then choose a picture to color together.

Six designs to choose from

1. Abram hears about Lot: a messenger brings news to Abram near his tents. Genesis 14:12-13.
2. Abram gathers his helpers: a small group represents his trained household men. Genesis 14:14.
3. The journey by night: Abram and his helpers travel through the hills. Genesis 14:14-15.
4. Abram and Lot are reunited: Abram greets his adult nephew after the rescue. Genesis 14:16.
5. Bringing the people home: the rescued people return with recovered belongings. Genesis 14:16.
6. Melchizedek blesses Abram: bread, wine, and a blessing mark the return. Genesis 14:18-20.

Read Genesis 14 together

In Genesis 14:12-24, Lot, Abram’s nephew, was taken captive along with his possessions. A person who escaped brought the news to Abram. Abram gathered 318 trained men from his household and pursued the captors. The passage also names allies who accompanied him.

Abram divided his forces and attacked by night. He recovered Lot, the other people, and the goods. These coloring sheets focus on the people and the safe return rather than showing combat. Afterward, Melchizedek, king of Salem and priest of God Most High, brought bread and wine and blessed Abram. Abram gave him a tenth of everything.

This is a shortened summary in our own words. Use the Bible passage for the complete account, and the main Abram Rescues Lot article for a longer family reading.

A coloring activity for home or Sunday school

Lay out the six sheets and ask your child which moment they would like to color. Use crayons or colored pencils for the robes, tents, hills, and nighttime sky. After coloring, put the pages in story order.

• Who brought Abram the news about Lot?
• How did Abram respond when he heard that his nephew needed help?
• Who and what did Abram bring back?
• What did Melchizedek bring, and whom did he praise?
• What is one safe way we can help someone who needs support?

Download and print

Every design has its own A4 portrait PDF. The complete PDF contains all six designs in order. The ZIP contains the individual PDFs and the same complete pack, so it does not add extra designs.

Choose A4 portrait in your print settings. For US Letter, choose Fit to page and check the preview. The WebP images are lightweight screen previews; use the PDFs for printing.

Notes for parents and teachers

Lot is shown as an adult, because he is Abram’s grown nephew in this story. The helpers shown in the pictures represent a much larger group; the artwork does not attempt to show all 318 household men. Clothing, tents, belongings, the moon, and the reunion poses are artistic interpretations. The Bible describes a nighttime attack; the third picture uses a quiet journey scene to introduce that part of the account without illustrating violence.

Melchizedek’s bread and wine are described in Genesis 14:18. The jug, cup, table, and loaf shape are illustrative choices. Read the passage and talk about rescue, generosity, and giving God praise.

Helpful questions

Can I download only one coloring page?

Yes. Each scene has its own PDF download, and the complete PDF includes all six.

Does the pack include the main story article?

The pack contains the six coloring designs. Read the separate story article alongside it.

Are Abram and Lot the same person?

No. Abram is Lot’s uncle. The two adults have different appearances in the designs so that children can follow the story.