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Ten Commandments coloring pages: Mount Sinai, the two tablets, coming down

Ten Commandments coloring pages — Moses on the summit of Mount Sinai under thick cloud and lightning, the people's tents far below, bold thick-outline coloring book style, one heavy uniform black line, big simple open shapes for young children
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Reading 1Mount Sinai
Reading 2Two tablets
Reading 3Coming down

Printable Ten Commandments coloring pages for Sunday school and Christian homeschool, from Exodus 19 and 20. Three scenes: Moses on Mount Sinai under cloud and lightning, two stone tablets marked with Roman numerals, and Moses carrying them down the mountain while the camp waits. Bold, classic and fine-detail lines. Type a different scene or detail, and the same styles carry it.

  • a Sunday school lesson on Exodus 19 and 20
  • a children's church craft activity
  • a Christian homeschool unit on Exodus
  • a classroom bulletin board on the law

Frequently asked questions

What numbers appear on the pages?
The two tablets carry Roman numerals, I to X, split across the stones. No other text is added.
Do the pages write out the commandments in words?
No. The pages carry numerals only, with no words or captions.
Can I ask for the golden calf?
Yes. Type the scene you want. The request shapes the page, but a result is not promised to match it exactly.
Are the pages in color?
No. Each page is black line on white, with open shapes to color in.

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