So many people have told me that the Old Testament books are just not practical for today, but if you study these books of Scripture you will find that that's just not true! Here is some great life advice from Deuteronomy."Love YHWH and his commandment always." -Deuteronomy 11:1I think that is such practical advice. If we love who we serve and the things he tells us to do we are going to be much more content and at peace if we resist every little thing he asks us to do. The word "always" is a great reminder to not just love and serve him when it's convenient or when things are going well, but all the time, in all circumstances. This printable is free for your personal use. Click here to download this Bible verse from Deuteronomy 11. Other Bible verse printables: Blessed Be the Name of YHWH Write the Torah on Their Hearts Don't Let Me Stray from Your Commands

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Because Shavuot is a special time of celebrating both the giving of the Holy Spirit and the giving of YHWH's instructions I thought a printable of the ten commandments would be fitting. Recently I admired a simple ten commandments piece of art in a friends home and decided to make a more Hebrew version of that. My free printable uses YHWH, as well as Shabbat. The structure of the commandments is also a bit different. I studied wording in various versions and arrived at an amalgamation of my own. Did you know there is some dispute over the ten commandments themselves? For the most part, Christian teaching and translations start the list of ten commandments off in Exodus 20:3 - "you shall have no other gods before me." But the Hebrew movement would argue that the first and most significant commandment is found in the second verse. "I am YHWH your Elohim who brought you out of the Egyptian house of slavery." Because knowing the name of the God we serve is incredibly important, right? This goes along with the third commandment of not forgetting the name of YHWH or bringing it to vain emptiness and ruin. I am really happy about this new piece of art in my home! Hanging the ten commandments is a great way to learn them by heart, and keep your focus on how YHWH wants us to live. It also shows visitors that his word is important to you. While I think this is especially fitting for the Shavuot season, I plan to keep mine up year round. In a cute frame this would also make a great gift! Click here to download my ten commandments printable. It is free for your personal use. You can get a large print of this at a local printing place to have it as more of a statement piece. Mine was printed as an 18" by 13" for about $8.00. Or this prints great at home in a regular printer as an 11" by 8" or even smaller if you prefer. A very happy Shavuot to each of you!

Free Printable The Ten Commandments. Free Printable The Ten Commandments, very useful to share with friends, family or students. Great printable that you can use at home school, church, classroom, camp or college. The Ten Commandments are presented in a simple short form, easy to understand, great for children. Includes The Ten Commandments found in the Bible from Exodus 20:1–17

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Because Shavuot is a special time of celebrating both the giving of the Holy Spirit and the giving of YHWH's instructions I thought a printable of the ten commandments would be fitting. Recently I admired a simple ten commandments piece of art in a friends home and decided to make a more Hebrew version of that. My free printable uses YHWH, as well as Shabbat. The structure of the commandments is also a bit different. I studied wording in various versions and arrived at an amalgamation of my own. Did you know there is some dispute over the ten commandments themselves? For the most part, Christian teaching and translations start the list of ten commandments off in Exodus 20:3 - "you shall have no other gods before me." But the Hebrew movement would argue that the first and most significant commandment is found in the second verse. "I am YHWH your Elohim who brought you out of the Egyptian house of slavery." Because knowing the name of the God we serve is incredibly important, right? This goes along with the third commandment of not forgetting the name of YHWH or bringing it to vain emptiness and ruin. I am really happy about this new piece of art in my home! Hanging the ten commandments is a great way to learn them by heart, and keep your focus on how YHWH wants us to live. It also shows visitors that his word is important to you. While I think this is especially fitting for the Shavuot season, I plan to keep mine up year round. In a cute frame this would also make a great gift! Click here to download my ten commandments printable. It is free for your personal use. You can get a large print of this at a local printing place to have it as more of a statement piece. Mine was printed as an 18" by 13" for about $8.00. Or this prints great at home in a regular printer as an 11" by 8" or even smaller if you prefer. A very happy Shavuot to each of you!

Please read entire description before purchase :) God's Top Ten - Ten Commandments For Kids - Exodus 20 Great for a nursery, child's room, playroom, or anywhere in your home. Also makes a great gift for the kid in your life. OPTIONS: This high resolution instant download printable comes in the 8" x 10", 11" x 14", and 16" x 20" sizes. DELIVERY & PRINTING: Little Life Designs instant download printables are high resolution digital .jpg files. Once the printable is purchased, you will be taken to the digital downloads page. Just download it, save it to your computer, and you can print it anytime :) Simply print at home or at any print shop, office supply store, or photo retailer. Printing suggestions can be found under the Policies tab. If you have specific questions, just send me a message! ***Please note: NOTHING is physically MAILED to you***

As I may have mentioned before, I was a founder and chair of our synagogue’s Young Families group over the last several years. Last year we had a big Shavuot event with PJ Library where we r…

I'm excited to share with you a new way to count the omer...with scratch offs! Why count the omer? This is actually something we are instructed to do in Leviticus 23:15-16. The fifty days we are to count link the Feast of Unleavened Bread to Shavuot or Pentecost. This is the time period that the Messiah spent still on earth after being resurrected from the dead. What is an omer? Omer is the Hebrew word for sheaf - which is a bundle of grain. First Fruits during Matzah Week is when part of the barley harvest would be waved to YHWH, and then at Shavuot the same would be done with sheaves of wheat. This is an easy DIY to put together since it's really just two things, a print and stickers. There is also some flexibility with how you use it. I liked the large size of this, but there's no reason you couldn't print this as an 8" x 11" in a normal printer if you would prefer. If you don't have time to order the scratch off stickers, using regular stickers to cover up the days as they go by would work. Or even just cross them off with a pen. It's up to you! You will need: Printable omer calendar One inch scratch off stickers (I used gold ones from here) Directions: Print off the omer calendar. I got an 18" x 24" engineer print at Staples, which at $2.99 was the most cost effective option I found. The paper is thin, so it's not ideal for photographs, but works just fine for our purposes. I used scotch tape to place my counter on the wall. You could also glue it to a foam board or attach to canvas if you prefer. Then place your scratch off stickers above the numbers and you are set to go! Each day scratch off another sticker until we get to Shavuot. Update: A friend told me she is going to take hers to an office supply store to get it laminated. Her plan is to mark the days with dry erase markers and use it each year! The past couple of years of counting have brought me more than a few days where I'm not sure if I already did my omer count or not. I remember doing it, but maybe that was yesterday? Anyone else with me? So I decided to put seven days in each row to make it easier to double check. Just make note of what day you started counting on and things will add up. You could also make a habit of counting at a certain time each day or even saying the traditional blessing of, "Blessed are You, YHWH Eloheinu, King of the Universe, who has sanctified us with your commandments, and commanded us concerning the counting of the omer." If you look closely in the photos you may notice something is amiss. Funny story about assembling my counter: I expected to be left with one of my fifty stickers when I got done, but there were strangely two left. How could this be? Every row has seven numbers...with the exception of the second row which somehow has only six. Upon closer inspection of the photos I discovered that I had inadvertently left off day 13! I have no idea how that happened, but it is corrected in the downloadable version. Ha! Other ideas for counting the omer: DIY Flair Calendar Making a paper chain Printable Cards from Torah Sisters Magazine Kids Counter Kosher on A Budget's Omer Counter Writing the count in your planner

The Ten Commandments Printable Wall Art / Faith Builder Home Decor / Scripture Wall Art / Religious Home Decor / Affordable Wall Art that needs to be on the wall in all homes across America. Click now to purchase! This is a Digital “Instant Download”File - Nothing will be mailed or shipped to you. All Artwork comes unframed. Here’s how it works: 1. Purchase this listing 2. After payment is confirmed you will be taken to the download page. 3. Click “Download”, save the files to your computer - then unzip the folders. To unzip a folder/file (for Window Users) - right click and choose “Extract All.” This Digital Download File will contain Four (4 ) image sizes for instant download.. ***All images are in JPG Format - 300 DPI High Resolution Quality. The sizes included in this download are as follows: 2x3 aspect ratio for printing: 1 JPG = 6000x9000 Pixils 20x30 inches: Will Print in Inches: 4x6, 6x9, 8x12, 10x15, 12x18, 16x24, 20x30 Cm: 10x15, 15x23, 20x30, 25x38, 30x46, 41x61, 51x76 3x4 aspect ratio for printing: 1 JPG = 5400x7200 Pixils 18x24 inches: Will Print in Inches: 6x8, 9x12, 12x16, 15x20, 18x24 Cm: 15x20, 23x30, 30x41, 38x51, 46x61 4x5 aspect ratio for printing: 1 JPG - 4800x6000 Pixels 16x20 inches Will print in inches: 4x5, 8x10, or 16x20 Cm: 10x13, 20x25, 41x51 11x14 ratio for printing: 1 JPG = 3300x4200 Pixels Will print in Inches 11x14 inches Cm: 28x36 P R I N T I N G Printable art is the easiest and fastest way to decorate your space. Once you have downloaded the files onto your computer it is easy to print them. This can be done on your own printer at home, at your local printing shop, or by using an online printing service. The final project of the artwork will be determined by the quality of the printer and either the paper or card stock that you choose.  Please keep in mind that colors on a monitor may vary slightly from how they appear in person or how they display on viewing device to another due to the color calibration of your device or monitor.   For the most visually stunning final results, we recommend printing the pages using high-quality paper, such as card stock. Frames can be purchased at local craft or frame stores. Some printing services even have framing options available. The image files could possibly be converted to many standard image sizes. C O P Y R I G H T This artwork is copyrighted by Yaytonic Digital Art. This purchase is strictly for non-commercial, personal use only. You may print this design for your home, business, or a public place but may not resell, reproduce, distribute by electronic means, or profit in any way from the design. https://www.etsy.com/shop/YaytonicDigitalArt

Freed from Pharaoh's reign in Egypt, Moses leads His people into the wilderness to learn God's Ways. The journey is tough. Raging seas, fearsome enemies, awesome giants... But God is in control. His plan for His people will triumph! Can the twelve tribes of Israel survive forty years in the desert to reach the Promised Land? The Exodus Activity Book combines five detailed lesson plans with fun worksheets, coloring pages, puzzles, and activities to make Bible learning fun! The perfect Bible lesson resource for Sabbath and Sunday School lessons, and homeschooling schedules for multiple children. Children will discover... How the Israelites crossed the Red Sea How God fed the Israelites in the wilderness How God delivered the ten commandments Why Aaron built a golden calf Who God chose as the first high priest How the Israelites built the tabernacle Why the ark of the covenant was important to the Israelites Why Moses sent 12 spies into the land of Canaan, and much more! What you'll get... FIVE teacher lesson plans, including Red Sea crossing, The Ten Commandments, The Golden Calf, The Tabernacle, and Spies into Canaan 100+ activity pages in pdf format (8.5” x 11”) Original Bible Pathway Adventures® illustrations Answer key for teachers and parents Bonus: The Exodus illustrated Bible story you can download for free This Activity Book can be used to fill a Bible interactive notebook or as standalone activities. You may use our lesson plans in the order we present them or as a supplement to your Bible activities. AMAZON Buy the paperback book on Amazon HERE What's Inside? Lesson One: Red Sea crossing Worksheet: Who was Moses? Worksheet: Did You Know? Coloring page: Red Sea crossing Worksheet: Moses word unscramble Worksheet: Unleavened Bread Worksheet: Egyptian war chariot Bible quiz: Red Sea crossing Bible word search: Red Sea crossing Coloring worksheet: Escape from Egypt! Question ’n color: Crossing the Red Sea Worksheet: What’s the Word? Worksheet: My travel diary Comprehension worksheet: Red Sea discovery? Bible verse match Worksheet: Help the Israelites cross the Red Sea Lesson Two: The ten commandments Coloring page: Manna in the wilderness Comprehension worksheet: Manna in the wilderness Worksheet: Water from the rock Bible quiz: Ten commandments Question ’n color: Mount Sinai Worksheet: The ten commandments Worksheet: Camp of Israel Worksheet: Blowing the shofar Let’s learn Hebrew: shofar Bible craft: The ten commandments Newspaper worksheet: The Sinai Times Bible word scramble Coloring page: The ten commandments Complete the picture: Camping in the wilderness Comprehension worksheet: Mount Sinai Worksheet: The ten commandments Lesson Three: The golden calf Coloring page: The golden calf Bible crossword: The golden calf Worksheet: What’s the Word? Coloring page: The first high priest Worksheet: High priest’s breastplate Worksheet: Did You Know? Question ’n color: The golden calf Bible craft: The golden calf Bible activity: Israelites make a golden calf Comprehension worksheet: Twelve tribes of Israel Worksheet: The golden calf Worksheet: The Apis bull Lesson Four: The tabernacle Bible quiz: The tabernacle Creative writing: Spies into Canaan Worksheet: Ark of the covenant Bible craft: High priest’s breastplate Bible craft: Make your own shofar Map activity: The tabernacle Worksheet: Holy of Holies Worksheet: The Tabernacle Worksheet: Bible verse match Bible craft: Make a tabernacle mobile Comprehension worksheet: The tabernacle Worksheet: Aaron’s staff Coloring worksheet: The tabernacle Worksheet: Decorate your own sukkah Lesson Five: Spies into Canaan Coloring page: The Nephilim Worksheet: Twelve tribes of Israel Bible quiz: Twelve spies Labyrinth: Spies into Canaan Bible word search: Spies into Canaan Complete the picture: Spies into Canaan Bible craft: Spy out the land of Canaan Comprehension worksheet: Who were the giants? Worksheet: Did You Know? Question ’n color: The Nephilim Bible activity: Fruit of the land Worksheet: Spies sent into Canaan Worksheet: Who said it? Coloring worksheet: Twelve Spies ⭐️To view our Exodus Activity Book for Beginners, click HERE ⭐To view our Moses and the Ten Plagues Activity Book for Kids Ages 6-12, click HERE Check out more Bible Pathway Adventures' Activity Books below: 100 Bible Quizzes 100 Bible Word Search Puzzles Quiz Activity Book Bundle - 200 Bible Quizzes & Word Search Puzzles Women of the Bible Quiz Activity Book Bible Heroes Quiz Activity Book Quiz Activity Book Bundle - Men and Women of the Bible Miracles of the Bible Activity Book Birth of The King Activity Book & Lesson Plans Jonah and the Big Fish Activity Book & Lesson Plans David and Goliath Activity Book & Lesson Plans 120 New Testament Quizzes Activity Book 65 New Testament Quizzes Activity Book Birth of The King Activity Book & Lesson Plans Bundle: Birth of The King Activity Book and Coloring Book Esther Activity Book and Lesson Plans Learn more about Bible Pathway Adventures at: Bible Pathway Adventures