Use this engaging Jesus is God Scripture Sort to help your kids understand that Jesus is God!
Jesus never used the exact words, “I am God.” Ever heard that before? What do you do with it? How do we teach the next generation about the deity of Christ? I’m so glad you asked! That’s what today’s subscriber freebie is all about!
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Jesus is God Scripture Sort
When someone states “Jesus never said, ‘I am God,’ therefore He isn’t God,” they are committing the exact words fallacy.
I can state an equally fallacious statement to “prove” a counterpoint: “Jesus never said, ‘I am not God,’ therefore He is God.”
Either way you slice it, both of these arguments fall flat on their face.
Instead, let’s go to Scripture! Are there things Jesus said, did, and allowed that shed light on His identity. You bet! That’s just what this printable pack is designed to help you do.
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This printable sort pairs well with chapter 2 of More Than a Carpenter by Josh & Sean McDowell.
In this FREE printable pack, you’ll find:
- a teaching page {with an optional teaching script} to help you introduce this concept
- a color & blackline Scripture sort/cards – Kids will sort OT and NT passages under the four categories: 1-Jesus forgave sin, 2-Jesus accepted worship, 3- Jesus claimed to be “I Am,” and 4-Jesus claimed to be “Son of God” and “Son of Man.”
- an answer key, as this was much more difficult than I had planned when I taught this lesson to middle school and high school kiddos!
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As Colossians 2:6-8 says, let’s raise rooted disciples for Him!
~Becky
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