Lesson 9.4 God Judges His People
Samson
Samson
Judges 13-16
Samson’s story
reminds us of Jesus. Jesus never sinned, but God sent Him to die on the cross
and rise again to rescue believers from sin and give them eternal life.
Help your children see that Samson offers us a
contrasting picture of Jesus. Like Samson, Jesus’ death was used to deliver
God’s people, only Jesus did not die because of a sin He committed. Jesus died
because of our sin.
This week we come to Samson in our study of the Old Testament judges. God gave Samson great strength, but Samson was very weak when it came to being faithful to God. Samson’s sin led to his death, but God used his death to defeat the Philistines and deliver the Israelites from their enemy.
Samson’s story
reminds us of Jesus. Jesus never sinned, but God sent Him to die on the cross
and rise again to rescue believers from sin and give them eternal life.
Help your children see that Samson offers us a
contrasting picture of Jesus. Like Samson, Jesus’ death was used to deliver
God’s people, only Jesus did not die because of a sin He committed. Jesus died
because of our sin.
*All materials are used and reprinted with permission from Lifeway.
FAMILY DISCUSSION POINTS
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Babies and Toddlers
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God’s plan is perfect.
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God made Samson strong to help God’s people.
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Samson made wrong choices, but God’s plan is perfect.
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God sent Jesus to be our Judge.
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Preschool
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Whom does God use in His plan? God uses people in His
plan.
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God made Samson strong.
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Kids
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How does God accomplish His plan? God uses people for
His glory and our good.
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God gave Samson power.
BIG IDEA
NEXT WEEK
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