Bible story · Numbers 13–Deuteronomy 34
Moses in the Wilderness coloring pages
Free printable coloring pages about Moses and the Israelites in the wilderness, with scenes from the scouts' report, the bronze snake and the Promised Land.
4 free printable sheets · A4 & US Letter PDF
Grapes from the Promised Land
Numbers 13:23–27
Aaron's Staff Blossoms
Numbers 17:1–8
The Bronze Snake
Numbers 21:4–9
Moses Sees the Promised Land
Deuteronomy 34:1–4
Print the whole story
All 4 pages in story order, in one PDF, handy for a Sunday school class or a story book to colour over the week. Choose the age group at the top of the page.
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About the story
Moses led the Israelites through the wilderness after God brought them out of Egypt. The people faced hard journeys and often worried, but God guided them and provided what they needed. Moses listened to God and helped the people follow him.
Twelve scouts explored the land God had promised. They returned carrying a huge bunch of grapes, showing how fruitful the land was. Later, when the people needed help, God gave Moses a sign to raise on a pole. Everyone who looked at the bronze snake was saved from the snake bites.
Moses led the people for many years. Near the end of his life, God showed him the Promised Land from Mount Nebo. Moses saw the Jordan Valley and Jericho, and Joshua would lead the people across the river.