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Week 41 Lessons & Handouts

Sunday School Curriculum — Week 41

World Sunday School first appeared on the Internet on May 14, 2003[cite: 44]. Since that time, this independent website has supplied weekly graded Sunday School lessons and handouts to help Sunday School teachers worldwide enrich the lives of children and youth[cite: 44].

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Junior / Adult — Week 41

On Your Own
The Testing of King Hezekiah

Faithfulness and Testing
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This lesson examines King Hezekiah and how God tested his heart during times of great wealth and success[cite: 44]. When blessings abound, it is easy to take them for granted or lean on our own pride[cite: 44]. God allowed Hezekiah to make his own choices to reveal what was truly in his heart, reminding us that genuine devotion to Christ must be our personal choice every day[cite: 44].

Discussion Questions:[cite: 44]
  1. When someone gives you a gift every day, do you eventually forget to be thankful[cite: 44]?
  2. Why would God allow us to face testing in our seasons of prosperity[cite: 44]?
  3. What is the joy of making a deliberate, personal choice to follow and worship Christ[cite: 44]?

GOD Bless You All. : )[cite: 44]

Grades 3–6 — Week 41

Moses: Egypt…Meet Almighty God! (Part 4)
The Passover Lamb (by Lisa DeVinney)

Passover Signs
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Teacher’s Notes: Concluding God’s revelations to Egypt, this lesson covers the final plague on the firstborn and the institution of the Passover[cite: 44]. The spotless lamb whose blood protected the Hebrew households foreshadowed Jesus Christ, the true Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world[cite: 33, 44].

Review Questions:[cite: 44]
  1. The Feast of Passover celebrates God delivering the Israelites from slavery in Egypt[cite: 44].
  2. The Israelites were instructed to sprinkle the lamb's blood upon their doorposts[cite: 44].
  3. The first Passover meal was eaten with shoes on, ready for immediate travel[cite: 44].
  4. Jesus Christ fulfilled this feast as our spotless Passover Lamb[cite: 44].
Devotional Poem: Behold the Sacrifice[cite: 44]

Behold the sacrifice of love; Behold the pure and spotless lamb[cite: 44]
Who hung between two dying thieves, To pay the price for sinful man.[cite: 44]

— Lisa DeVinney[cite: 44]
Primary Level — Week 41

Make Me a Blessing Lord God
Walking in Truth and Love (by Julie Pisacane)

A Blessing
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Opening Prayer: Join together in prayer asking the Lord for understanding in what is good and right in His eyes as we walk with Him each day[cite: 44].

2 Timothy 3:16: “All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness[cite: 44]...”

Proverbs 3:5–6: “Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths[cite: 44].”
Lesson Discussion:[cite: 44]
  1. How can God's children know the difference between right and wrong (through God's Word, prayer, and the Holy Spirit)[cite: 44]?
  2. What did Jesus teach as the greatest commandment (loving God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and loving our neighbor)[cite: 44]?
  3. What practical actions can you take this week to draw closer to God and bless others[cite: 44]?

Close in Prayer.[cite: 44]

Julie Pisacane ©[cite: 44]