A DIFFERENT PRAYER

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Good morning to you!

Bless you on this fine day God has given us! Have you ever heard of the Jelly Bean Prayer and Poem. I never had and I don't know how I all of a sudden I heard of it this year, but I did and I am using it. 

My husband and I have a lesson and feed the kids of the neighborhood at our church every Wednesday night at five. Actually I do the lesson and I help him with the food because he starts cooking it before I get there.
 
Anyway, I found this jelly bean prayer and decided we would study it all through the season of Lent. So, we have been and I am going to share it with you. It may seem juvenile but the message is not. And I am having fun with it and I hope that the kids like it also. Of course, they will get the jelly beans at Easter and I also give them one when they answer a question during the lesson. And we know that they like that.

So, here it is along with the poem which has a few extra jelly beans mixed in that I am not using:

Jellybean Prayer
Red is for the blood He gave
Green is for the grass He made
Yellow is for the sun so bright
Orange is for the edge of night
Black is for the sins we made
White is for the grace He gave
     Purple is for the house of sorrow
Pink is for the new tomorrow

A bag of jellybeans
colorful and sweet
In this prayer is a promise
And a small delicious treat.



JELLY BEAN POEM

Little jelly beans
Tell a story true.
A tale of Father's love
Just for me and you.

GREEN is for the waving palms.
YELLOW is for the sun above.
BROWN is for the soft earth where
People sat hearing of HIS love.

A SPECKLED bean for fish and sand.
RED for HIS precious blood and
BLACK is for the sin
He washed from your soul and mine.

PURPLE'S for the sadness of
HIS family and His friends,
WHITE is for the glory of
The Day HE rose again.

Now that you've heard the story
 You know what each color means.
The story of our Father's love
Told by some jelly beans.
So every morning take a bean
They're really very yummy.
Something for the soul, you see
And something for the tummy. 

So, I hope that you like it and you can share it or use it in your church. The kids we have are from 1st grade to 6th grade so you can make it how you need to depending on ages.

May the LORD, the Maker of heaven 
and earth, bless you from Zion.
Psalm 134:3

Remember Jesus loves you so much!

Have a blessed day!

Love,

     Lesbear


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