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| Grade | 6th Grade to 8th Grade |
|---|---|
| Resource type | Lesson Plans |
| Subject | Reading |
| Format | PDF, 14 pages |
| How was this made? | Created by hand, with images from generation tools |
| Updated | 2026-10-26 |
No Prep Plans: Genesis – Rebekah & Isaac-(Biblical Matchmaking)
No Prep Plans: Genesis – Rebekah & Isaac
Bible Study + Project (Biblical Matchmaking Storyboard)
Grades 6-8
Explore one of the most remarkable stories of God's guidance in Genesis as students follow the journey that brought Rebekah and Isaac together through prayer, faith, kindness, and obedience.
Students investigate Genesis 24 as they examine Abraham's servant's mission to find a wife for Isaac, the specific prayer offered at the well, Rebekah's extraordinary act of generosity in watering ten camels, and God's clear direction throughout every step of the journey. Through a creative Biblical Matchmaking Storyboard, students visualize the narrative while reflecting on how God can guide major life decisions.
As part of the No Prep Plans: Old Testament Series, this resource is ideal for Christian schools, homeschool programs, Bible classes, youth groups, and church education settings, combining biblical literacy, creativity, and critical thinking in an engaging middle school lesson.
What's Included
- Teacher Direction Page (45–60 minute lesson)
- Student Research & Planning Page
- Student Biblical Matchmaking Storyboard Workspace
- Student Reflection & Presentation Page
- Online Resources Page with free research links
- Full-color printable version
- Black-and-white printer-friendly version
Students Will
- Explore the events of Genesis 24 and the journey to find a wife for Isaac
- Explain why Abraham sent his servant back to Mesopotamia
- Analyze the servant's specific prayer and God's immediate answer
- Examine Rebekah's kindness, hospitality, courage, and faith
- Recognize examples of God's guidance through ordinary circumstances
- Create a Biblical Matchmaking Storyboard that illustrates the major scenes of the narrative
- Reflect on how biblical principles can help Christians seek God's wisdom when making important life decisions
Students also develop a "Trusting God With Big Decisions" section that connects the story to modern life by identifying practical principles for seeking God's direction through prayer, wisdom, and faithful obedience.
This resource is intended to complement your existing Bible curriculum or textbook and can be adapted to meet the needs of your students and instructional setting.
Bible Study + Project (Biblical Matchmaking Storyboard)
Grades 6-8
Explore one of the most remarkable stories of God's guidance in Genesis as students follow the journey that brought Rebekah and Isaac together through prayer, faith, kindness, and obedience.
Students investigate Genesis 24 as they examine Abraham's servant's mission to find a wife for Isaac, the specific prayer offered at the well, Rebekah's extraordinary act of generosity in watering ten camels, and God's clear direction throughout every step of the journey. Through a creative Biblical Matchmaking Storyboard, students visualize the narrative while reflecting on how God can guide major life decisions.
As part of the No Prep Plans: Old Testament Series, this resource is ideal for Christian schools, homeschool programs, Bible classes, youth groups, and church education settings, combining biblical literacy, creativity, and critical thinking in an engaging middle school lesson.
What's Included
- Teacher Direction Page (45–60 minute lesson)
- Student Research & Planning Page
- Student Biblical Matchmaking Storyboard Workspace
- Student Reflection & Presentation Page
- Online Resources Page with free research links
- Full-color printable version
- Black-and-white printer-friendly version
Students Will
- Explore the events of Genesis 24 and the journey to find a wife for Isaac
- Explain why Abraham sent his servant back to Mesopotamia
- Analyze the servant's specific prayer and God's immediate answer
- Examine Rebekah's kindness, hospitality, courage, and faith
- Recognize examples of God's guidance through ordinary circumstances
- Create a Biblical Matchmaking Storyboard that illustrates the major scenes of the narrative
- Reflect on how biblical principles can help Christians seek God's wisdom when making important life decisions
Students also develop a "Trusting God With Big Decisions" section that connects the story to modern life by identifying practical principles for seeking God's direction through prayer, wisdom, and faithful obedience.
This resource is intended to complement your existing Bible curriculum or textbook and can be adapted to meet the needs of your students and instructional setting.
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