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Leviticus 3 · For teachers and parents

Answer Key: The Peace Offering

Answers here are a guide. Welcome any answer that shows a child is thinking about the story, and celebrate their effort. Talk About It questions are open, so they have no set answers.

PreschoolPeace with God

altarsheepGoatpeopleheart

Coloring and finding page: any careful coloring is a win. Help your child point to and name each picture above.

KindergartenFriends with God

GOAT → picture 4LAMB → picture 3COW → picture 1PEACE → picture 2

Grade 1A Peace Offering

It could be from the herd. → picture 5It could be a lamb. → picture 1It could be a goat. → picture 4The fat was burned on the altar. → picture 2It was about peace with God. → picture 3

Order:

1. Bring from the herd or flock2. Lay a hand on its head3. The fat is burned for God4. Thank God for peace

Grade 2A Gift of Peace

  1. What could a man bring? A cow, a lamb, or a goat
  2. Where did he put his hand? On its head (circle)
  3. What did the priest put on the altar? The fat (circle)
  4. What did God say not to eat? Fat or blood (circle)
  5. What was this gift about? Peace with God (circle)
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Grade 3Peace and Thanks

  1. What could the peace offering be? A male or female from the herd, flock, or goats
  2. What did the priests sprinkle around the altar? The blood
  3. Why was the fat burned for God? It was the richest part, and all the fat is His.
  4. What rule did God give for all time? Eat neither fat nor blood
  5. What was the peace offering like? A meal of thanks with God
1: Bring from the herd or flock2: Lay a hand on its head3: The fat is burned for God4: Thank God for peace
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Grade 4A Meal of Peace

  1. What does peace mean here? Being whole and at rest with God
  2. What part was burned for the Lord? The fat, the richest part
  3. What rule did God give at the end? Eat neither fat nor blood
  4. Who gives us peace with God today? Jesus

Word bank: 1. peace; 2. God; 3. herd; 4. altar

Think About It: answers will vary. Look for answers that connect to the passage.

Grade 5At Peace with God

  1. How was the peace offering different from the burnt offering? It was shared in a meal instead of entirely burned.
  2. Who received parts of the peace offering? God, the priests, and the worshiper's family
  3. What rule was a perpetual statute? Eat neither fat nor blood
  4. How do we have peace with God according to Romans 5? Through our Lord Jesus Christ, by faith
  5. What did the peace offering show? Friendship and a joyful meal with God
4FATLOCK1GO3ALTAR5BLOD2PECE

Think About It: answers will vary. Look for answers that connect to the passage.

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