God created all the animals, including fish, birds, and land animals. The animals were put here for humankind to enjoy and care for. God made the animals for OUR benefit! The animal kingdom shows just how imaginative and creative God is—and how awesome! These God Made the Animals Bible Activities feature God's creation of the animal kingdom and further reveal the wonderfully balanced ecosystem He created for us to live in. He is truly a powerful, gracious, and wonderful God!
The fact that God created everything, including the animals, is a witness to His power and creativity. God is a God of variety and beauty. As with all aspects of creation, God was acting out of His love for people and a desire to create an amazing, diverse, and abundant world for them to live…
Every lesson from God’s Unfolding Story for Older Preschoolers includes a Parents Connect page to help parents or guardians reinforce the lesson at home during the week following the lesson. This is the God Made the Animals Parents Connect page (OT01L3PC). Click on the Get Activity button below to view and/or download the lesson PDF.
Genesis 1 11 And Work
Every lesson from God’s Unfolding Story for Older Preschoolers includes a full-color teaching picture for use in teaching the lesson. This is the teaching picture for God Made the Animals (OT01L3TP). Click on the Get Activity button below to view and/or download the teaching picture PDF.
Every lesson from God’s Unfolding Story for Older Preschoolers includes two lesson plans (Hour A and Hour B). This is the Hour B lesson plan for God Made the Animals (OT01L3HB). It includes the Hour B lesson plan and the needed reproducibles for that plan. Click on the Get Activity button below to view and/or download…
Every lesson from God’s Unfolding Story for Older Preschoolers includes two lesson plans (Hour A and Hour B). This is the Hour A lesson plan for God Made the Animals (OT01L3HA). It includes the Hour A lesson plan and the needed reproducibles for that plan. Click on the Get Activity button below to view and/or download…
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The creation story is a vital part of every child’s Biblical education. Understanding that God created everything around us is crucial to a child’s perception of God and their own value. This illustration will help kids learn that God created all of the animals in our world.
This free, printable word line up activity, based on Genesis 1:20-25, will help kids learn that all animals were made by God for His purposes. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.
This free, printable match game activity, based on Genesis 1:20-25, will help kids learn that all animals were made by God for His purposes. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.
Genesis 1:28 31: Mankind's Dominion
This free, printable hidden pictures activity, based on Genesis 1:20-25, will help kids learn that all animals were made by God for His purposes. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.The Hebrew word “nephesh” is for “living being” or “soul.” When God made animals He gave them a “breath of life.” Remarkably the same Hebrew word, “nephesh, ” is used for both animals and people. Are we suggesting that they have souls…? No, because only humans are made in the image of God. However, we need to recognize that people and animals do share something unique …they are “living beings” and have same “nephesh, ” the “breath of life.” Because, God has a future for both mankind and the earth, we can definitely assume that He has a future plan for animals as well. Understanding the importance of animals in God’s creation, and understanding that God created them with a “nephesh, ” “the breath of life, ” we can then understand the significance in the animal sacrificial system as they were the highest representative role imaginable, symbolizing God’s messianic Redeemer.
In the Greek, the word is “zoon, ” and it literally means “animal”. The same word, “zoon” is used in various other passages of Scripture to indicate “animals” (Hebrews 13:11 ; 2 Peter 2:12 ; Jude 1:10 , Genesis 1:21 ; Ezekiel 47:9 ). When we grasp that the living creatures in heaven who are crying out “Holy, holy, holy” are animals - living, breathing, intelligent, and articulate animals who dwell in God’s presence and worship and praise Him, then we can start to grasp that animals, indeed, are important to God’s overall plan for a redeemed Earth. If animals praise God in heaven, how much more will we! And, if the thought of animals praising God in heaven is too far of a reach for you, then remember the words of Yeshua (Jesus) in Luke 19:40 , in response to people praising Him, “I tell you…if they keep quiet, the stones will cry out.” If a stone can cry out praises to God, we shouldn’t expect that an animal can’t!
Eden was perfect and Eden had animals… Without animals, Eden wouldn’t have been Eden . We could expect that the “New Earth” would be just as void without animals. We believe ALL of God’s creation will be represented on the “New Earth.” In Revelation 4:8-9 , we’re told that “living creatures” with six wings and covered with eyes - praise God with their voice. They verbalize glory, honour, and thanks to God. The KJV uses the word “beasts” and other translations use “living creatures.” The world of Genesis 1 was orderly and peaceful …and originally there was no struggle for survival, no competition among the species and apparently no predation… “And to every beast of the earth, and every bird of the air, and to everything that creeps on the earth, everything that has breath and life, I have given every green plant for food, ” Genesis 1:30 . Animals are also prominent in Genesis 2:24-25 where like Adam they are created from the dust as potential helpers for him. God instructed Adam to name the animals (Genesis 2:19 -20 ) and rule over them. A name is an identity so to name something is to establish a relationship. Adam was NOT instructed to name plants …only his wife and animals.
Encouraging Bible Verses For The Loss Of A Pet
The Bible repeats that Adam is NOT to eat their flesh …but is instead to eat the fruits of the Garden of Eden ( Genesis 2:15 -17 ). Only just two chapters later we see that the Biblical narrative takes a sharp dive in Genesis 3 , when Adam and Eve who were supposed to take care of Eden and the animals instead “fall” as they disobey God and submit the whole world into a curse! Things get progressively worse until by the time of Noah, the world is so corrupted (much like our world is today) that God regrets ever creating humanity! On the surface the flood story shows God’s mercy to Noah and his family and the animals in the midst of divine judgement! When we read carefully Genesis 6-9 …we can see that it reflects back on creation and the fore-shadow of “a new heavens and a new earth” ( Revelation 21:1-2 ). Notice for instance; how the “flood” imitates the style of Genesis 1 and draws a clear contrast between them!
Originally everything in creation was as it should be … “and God saw that it was good” is repeated seven times in Genesis 1 …however on the seventh time; “and God saw everything that He had made, was good!” Then compare that to the beginning of the flood story - Genesis 6:5, “and God saw that the wickedness of humankind was great in the earth, and that every inclination of the thoughts of their hearts was only evil continually.” Again we read in Genesis 6:11-13, “Now the earth was corrupt in God’s sight and the earth was filled with violence. And God saw that the earth was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted its way upon the earth.” (Much like our day…?) This was a reversal of God’s creation plan for the earth! On the 2nd and 3rd days of creation ( Genesis 1:8-10 ) God separated the waters holding them back with the dome (firmament) of the sky and with dry ground …but once Noah and his family and the animals were safe in the Ark, God allowed the waters to return ( Genesis 7:11 ) and then God created all over again!
The waters receded, once again leaving the sky and dry ground. And, just like the first time, God blesses humans, animals and every creeping thing commanding them, “to be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth, ” and gives Noah dominion over all the creatures. Finally, God establishes a “New Covenant” with Noah, his future descendants, “and with every living creature that is with you, the birds, the domestic animals, and every animal of the earth with you, as many as came out of the ark, ” promising never to curse the ground because of humanity and never to destroy the
Created In His Image!
This free, printable hidden pictures activity, based on Genesis 1:20-25, will help kids learn that all animals were made by God for His purposes. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.The Hebrew word “nephesh” is for “living being” or “soul.” When God made animals He gave them a “breath of life.” Remarkably the same Hebrew word, “nephesh, ” is used for both animals and people. Are we suggesting that they have souls…? No, because only humans are made in the image of God. However, we need to recognize that people and animals do share something unique …they are “living beings” and have same “nephesh, ” the “breath of life.” Because, God has a future for both mankind and the earth, we can definitely assume that He has a future plan for animals as well. Understanding the importance of animals in God’s creation, and understanding that God created them with a “nephesh, ” “the breath of life, ” we can then understand the significance in the animal sacrificial system as they were the highest representative role imaginable, symbolizing God’s messianic Redeemer.
In the Greek, the word is “zoon, ” and it literally means “animal”. The same word, “zoon” is used in various other passages of Scripture to indicate “animals” (Hebrews 13:11 ; 2 Peter 2:12 ; Jude 1:10 , Genesis 1:21 ; Ezekiel 47:9 ). When we grasp that the living creatures in heaven who are crying out “Holy, holy, holy” are animals - living, breathing, intelligent, and articulate animals who dwell in God’s presence and worship and praise Him, then we can start to grasp that animals, indeed, are important to God’s overall plan for a redeemed Earth. If animals praise God in heaven, how much more will we! And, if the thought of animals praising God in heaven is too far of a reach for you, then remember the words of Yeshua (Jesus) in Luke 19:40 , in response to people praising Him, “I tell you…if they keep quiet, the stones will cry out.” If a stone can cry out praises to God, we shouldn’t expect that an animal can’t!
Eden was perfect and Eden had animals… Without animals, Eden wouldn’t have been Eden . We could expect that the “New Earth” would be just as void without animals. We believe ALL of God’s creation will be represented on the “New Earth.” In Revelation 4:8-9 , we’re told that “living creatures” with six wings and covered with eyes - praise God with their voice. They verbalize glory, honour, and thanks to God. The KJV uses the word “beasts” and other translations use “living creatures.” The world of Genesis 1 was orderly and peaceful …and originally there was no struggle for survival, no competition among the species and apparently no predation… “And to every beast of the earth, and every bird of the air, and to everything that creeps on the earth, everything that has breath and life, I have given every green plant for food, ” Genesis 1:30 . Animals are also prominent in Genesis 2:24-25 where like Adam they are created from the dust as potential helpers for him. God instructed Adam to name the animals (Genesis 2:19 -20 ) and rule over them. A name is an identity so to name something is to establish a relationship. Adam was NOT instructed to name plants …only his wife and animals.
Encouraging Bible Verses For The Loss Of A Pet
The Bible repeats that Adam is NOT to eat their flesh …but is instead to eat the fruits of the Garden of Eden ( Genesis 2:15 -17 ). Only just two chapters later we see that the Biblical narrative takes a sharp dive in Genesis 3 , when Adam and Eve who were supposed to take care of Eden and the animals instead “fall” as they disobey God and submit the whole world into a curse! Things get progressively worse until by the time of Noah, the world is so corrupted (much like our world is today) that God regrets ever creating humanity! On the surface the flood story shows God’s mercy to Noah and his family and the animals in the midst of divine judgement! When we read carefully Genesis 6-9 …we can see that it reflects back on creation and the fore-shadow of “a new heavens and a new earth” ( Revelation 21:1-2 ). Notice for instance; how the “flood” imitates the style of Genesis 1 and draws a clear contrast between them!
Originally everything in creation was as it should be … “and God saw that it was good” is repeated seven times in Genesis 1 …however on the seventh time; “and God saw everything that He had made, was good!” Then compare that to the beginning of the flood story - Genesis 6:5, “and God saw that the wickedness of humankind was great in the earth, and that every inclination of the thoughts of their hearts was only evil continually.” Again we read in Genesis 6:11-13, “Now the earth was corrupt in God’s sight and the earth was filled with violence. And God saw that the earth was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted its way upon the earth.” (Much like our day…?) This was a reversal of God’s creation plan for the earth! On the 2nd and 3rd days of creation ( Genesis 1:8-10 ) God separated the waters holding them back with the dome (firmament) of the sky and with dry ground …but once Noah and his family and the animals were safe in the Ark, God allowed the waters to return ( Genesis 7:11 ) and then God created all over again!
The waters receded, once again leaving the sky and dry ground. And, just like the first time, God blesses humans, animals and every creeping thing commanding them, “to be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth, ” and gives Noah dominion over all the creatures. Finally, God establishes a “New Covenant” with Noah, his future descendants, “and with every living creature that is with you, the birds, the domestic animals, and every animal of the earth with you, as many as came out of the ark, ” promising never to curse the ground because of humanity and never to destroy the
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