A Strange Dream
The beauty of this story is that there is no guessing as to what it means… yes, it’s strange! Why didn’t God just say what He meant? Ask your kids and see what they say!
While we think talking is a great way to relay information, God used many different ways to communicate – visions, angels, parables, prophecies, and, of course His son Jesus!
God was ready for the Gospel to go to people the Jews considered unclean. The vision Peter received remained a mystery until Cornelius’ servants called him to meet with their master and then it’s meaning became clear!
Unless you have a classroom full of children with Jewish descent, celebrate with them that God gave grace to everyone back then so that we could received the Gospel too!
What you'll need:
- Printer/paper
- Coloring tools
- Scissors
- Craft Knife
- Glue
Child Involvement:
- Coloring
- Cutting
- Gluing
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INSTRUCTIONS
- Teachers Tip! Make this craft before your lesson to show your children how it is meant to look.
- Colour and cut out all pieces.
- Optional: Cut the right side and top of the door so it can open.
- Adults only, use a craft knife to cut the slits in the space above Peter.
- Insert the sheet with animals through the two slits so they can slide. If they get stuck, recut the sides neatly.
- Glue the front of the house on panel A so that it can open.
- I would LOVE to seeing and sharing photo of these crafts in action! Please send them to me, or tag me on Instagram @asketchoffaith
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