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John 11:43

John 11:43

Little Bible — for children and parents · Growth Figures · © Growth Figures. All rights reserved.

Three words. One command. Death obeyed. This is the clearest demonstration in the Gospels that Jesus has absolute authority over life and death.

Memory phrase: Jesus commands even death.

Talk about it: Has a sound or a voice ever surprised you or made you freeze? What was it like?

Prayer: Lord, You speak and everything obeys. I trust Your voice over everything I face.

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