We can all assume that most all of the men listed in the Bible were fathers at some point. I mean, God DID say to be fruitful and multiply the earth to them, but who in the Bible is SPECIFICALLY called a father? Who do we know FOR SURE?
Today, we’re celebrating the FATHERS of faith in this adorable, kawaii-style free printable fathers in the Bible word search game that you and your kids are just gonna AD-ore completing! 🎁💎❤️
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Bible Fathers Printable Puzzle for Scripture Learning
These fathers in the Bible have some pretty incredible stories!
From Abraham and Isaac to Jacob, Joseph, David, and beyond, Scripture is filled with fathers whose lives give us so much to glean from. ❤️
This fathers of the Bible word search makes studying some of these biblical men extra fun with a huge word puzzle AND the cutest kawaii Christian doodles to color along the way! 🖍️
The biblical fathers word search is packed with recognizable names from throughout Scripture, making it such a fun addition to Bible lessons, homeschool studies, children’s church, family Bible time, Father’s Day activities, or a simple and peaceful Christian activity at home. 🏡
Kids can search for:
- God
- Moses
- David
- Job
- Adam
- Isaac
- Dad
- Noah
- Boaz
- Father
- Isaiah
- Jacob
- Joseph
- Solomon
- Abraham
- Joshua
- Samuel
Download the Famous Fathers in the Bible Printable here (+ Answer Key)
Creative Ways to Use and Explore the Biblical Father Figures Behind the Names
Match Each Father With His Children
Once the puzzle is solved, turn it into a Bible research challenge! ✏️
Choose some of the Bible father names from the word search and have kids discover who their children were.
Turn the Bible dads word search over and have kids write the father’s name on one side and the children’s names on the other, then draw lines to connect the families.
Create a Bible Family Tree
Pick one of the larger biblical families represented in the puzzle and build a simple family tree.
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob work especially well because kids can begin seeing how people they may already know individually actually connect together throughout Scripture.
That tiny connection can make the Bible feel SO much easier to understand and place people in their minds as they come across the different stories. ❤️
Who Am I? Bible Father Game
Use this Bible fathers word search and choose one of the fathers in Scripture from the puzzle without telling anyone who it is.
Give clues, one at a time, about his life until someone guesses correctly who it is.
For example, clues could include where he lived, something important God asked him to do, a famous event from his life, or the names of his children.
Find Their Stories in the Bible
Finding their names in a word search is fun. Finding them in God’s Word makes the activity even better! 🎉
Have kids select three names from the printable and race to locate each person in their Bibles.
Older kids can write down:
- The Bible book
- Chapter
- Important people connected to him
- One major event from his life
- One thing they learned
Whoever finds all three people first, wins! 🥳 You could give some super cute faith doodle bookmarks and a couple small pieces of candy as the prize. 🏆
Tool Time Trivia
Use the wrench and hammer images in this church printable for dads to spark a fun trivia game about builders in the Bible. One good example would be Noah. Another would be Nehemiah.
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