Free PrintableJob 17

Job 17 Crossword & Word Search: Holding on tight with both hands

Job 17 · Free printable Bible worksheet for kids

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Three pages: word search and verse fill-in, crossword and quiz, plus answers.

Holding on tight with both hands: Job 17 word search and memory verse worksheet — Page 1 of the printable. Download includes all activities and answers.

Teaching Holding on tight with both hands

Even when you are tired and sad, you can hold on to God - and He holds on to you.

When you feel really tired, what helps you feel better - a rest, a snack, a hug, or quiet time?
Job was weary, but he held on to God anyway. What is something hard that you could keep holding on to God through?
Job believed morning would come even after the darkest night. Why is it good to remember that hard times do not last forever?

Word Search

Words hide across, down, and diagonally — forwards and backwards.

WEARY
HOPE
TRUST
JOB
TIRED
HOLDING
BELIEVED
TIME
STRENGTH
ALMOST
WORN
SOFTLY
FRIENDS
UNDERSTAND

Crossword

Use the lesson vocabulary and clues to complete the puzzle.

Across

And that is what ___ is - holding on to God even when you are tired, and trusting that He will not let you go
Deep inside, Job ___ that God was still good
Job was so ___
His hard days had gone on for a long, long ___, and his strength felt almost gone

Down

___ was so tired
Like a person ___ a rope with both hands, he held on tight
I am ___ all the way down."
Believing God will take care of you

True or False

Read the chapter and circle the right answer.

His hard days had gone on for a long, long time, and his strength felt almost gone.
The days are not heavy.
That is how Job felt.
It is not true that Like a person holding a rope with both hands, he held on tight.

Memory Verse

Fill in the missing words.

But those who trust in the Lord will new .

Isaiah 40:31 · NIrV

About this Job 17 activity sheet

This free printable worksheet reviews Job 17 through four short activities: a word search using lesson vocabulary, a crossword based on the children’s guide, four true/false statements to talk through, and a memory-verse fill-in from Isaiah 40:31. The final page is a complete answer key for the adult in the room.

The sheet is written for roughly ages 6–12. Read the chapter aloud first, or work through the Job 17 kids study guide together, then hand out the sheet as a review. You can also read Job 17 before you start.

Print as many copies as your Sunday school class, midweek club, homeschool co-op, or family devotional needs. Choose Actual size in your printer settings so the puzzles keep their proportions.