01The widow asks Elisha for help
A widow asks Elisha for help and explains that she has only a little oil. 2 Kings 4:1-2.
A little color. A story to remember.
Elisha and the Widow's Oil Coloring Pages
Download 5 free elisha and the widow's oil coloring pages with cartoon artwork, individual printable PDFs and a complete A4 coloring pack.
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Choose a scene. Make it your own.- In the collection
- 5 coloring designs
- File types
- 5 PDFs
- Original PDF sizes
- A4
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02Borrowing empty jars
The family borrows empty vessels from their neighbors. 2 Kings 4:3.
03The widow pours the oil
Behind a closed door, the widow pours oil as her sons bring her vessels. 2 Kings 4:4-5.
04The jars are full
When there are no more vessels, the oil stops flowing. 2 Kings 4:6.
05Elisha explains what to do
Elisha tells the widow to sell the oil, pay her debt and live on the rest. 2 Kings 4:7.
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About these coloring pages
Color, read and talk together
Follow the widow and her two sons as they seek help, borrow jars and see God's provision through the oil. These 5 child-friendly coloring pages use friendly cartoon artwork, clear outlines and open spaces for crayons. Choose a picture for a short activity at home, or print the collection for a Sunday school group.
Start by reading 2 Kings 4:1-7 together. The references beside each design link to Bible Gateway so an adult can check the wording and context before discussing the picture.
What is in the printable collection?
- The widow asks Elisha for help: A widow asks Elisha for help and explains that she has only a little oil. 2 Kings 4:1-2.
- Borrowing empty jars: The family borrows empty vessels from their neighbors. 2 Kings 4:3.
- The widow pours the oil: Behind a closed door, the widow pours oil as her sons bring her vessels. 2 Kings 4:4-5.
- The jars are full: When there are no more vessels, the oil stops flowing. 2 Kings 4:6.
- Elisha explains what to do: Elisha tells the widow to sell the oil, pay her debt and live on the rest. 2 Kings 4:7.
Keep the Bible and the illustrations distinct
The widow's sons bring vessels while she pours oil behind a closed door. Elisha tells her to sell the oil, pay her debt and live on what remains. The Bible does not name the woman or her sons; the artwork supplies clothing and house details. Clothing, facial features and background details are artistic interpretations. The images are original AI-assisted illustrations reviewed for this collection.
A simple activity for parents and teachers
Count the jars, place the scenes in order and talk about asking for help. Explain that this particular miracle is not a promise of unlimited money. Let children choose their colors and talk at their own pace. A question such as “What do you notice?” can be more useful than asking them to guess a particular answer. Older children can find the passage in a Bible while younger children listen to an adult read.
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Each design has a separate one-page A4 PDF. The complete PDF contains the same 5 pictures in the order above, without extra cover pages. The ZIP includes the individual files and the complete PDF; it does not add more designs.
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Questions about these pages
How many different designs are included?
5. The individual PDFs, complete PDF and ZIP offer different ways to download those same designs.
Do children need to read independently?
No. An adult can read the scene titles and linked Bible passages aloud. Choose a simpler picture for younger children and allow extra time for detailed areas.
Are these a replacement for reading the Bible?
No. They are coloring activities to accompany the cited passages. Read the passage itself for the full account and context.
A few helpful answers
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?
The original PDFs use A4. Choose the paper size in your printer and check “Fit to page” and the print preview.
