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Luke 10:25–37 – Good Samaritan Devotional Drawing Page
The Parable of the Good Samaritan – Devotional Drawing Page This devotional drawing page is based on Luke 10:25–37, where Jesus tells the Parable of the Good Samaritan. The page captures the compassionate moment when the Samaritan cares for the injured man on the roadside, inviting you to reflect deeply on what it means to […]
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The Parable of the Good Samaritan – Devotional Drawing Page
This devotional drawing page is based on Luke 10:25–37, where Jesus tells the Parable of the Good Samaritan. The page captures the compassionate moment when the Samaritan cares for the injured man on the roadside, inviting you to reflect deeply on what it means to love your neighbour.
What’s Included
Printable devotional drawing page (PDF), Scripture reference shown on the page: Luke 10:25–37, Simple black-and-white starter illustration, and Large blank space to complete the scene.
What You See on This Page
The illustration shows the Good Samaritan kneeling beside the injured man. He gently pours oil onto the man’s wounds as the injured traveller lies on the ground. The road, surrounding landscape, priest, Levite, donkey, and inn are left undrawn, giving you space to complete the full story.
How to Use This Page
- Read Luke 10:25–37 slowly.
- Notice the contrast between those who passed by and the one who stopped.
- Draw the road from Jerusalem to Jericho, the surrounding wilderness, or the Samaritan’s donkey.
- Add details that help you visualise the journey to the inn.
- Reflect on how you can show mercy in your own life.
Who This Is For
Children learning about kindness and compassion, Families studying together, Church groups and classrooms, and Teens and adults engaging in creative Bible study.
No advanced art skills are needed. This printable is designed to help anyone slow down and engage thoughtfully with Scripture.
Why Devotional Drawing?
Drawing the missing parts of the story helps you imagine the setting, feel the emotion of the moment, and remember the lesson more clearly. Creative reflection makes Scripture more personal and memorable.
Scripture Focus
Luke 10:33–34
“But a certain Samaritan, as he travelled, came where he was. When he saw him, he was moved with compassion…”
Product Details
Format: Printable PDF, Style: Clean black-and-white line art (no shading), and Designed for: Personal, family, classroom, or church use.
Begin Your Devotional Drawing
Download this Christian printable, open your Bible to Luke 10, and complete the scene as you reflect on what it truly means to “go and do likewise.”
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