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We are given a word search puzzle on the left, and a list of words to find on the right:
strong, courage, fear, not, afraid, doth, with, thee, fail, forsake
Below that, we have a Bible verse from Deuteronomy 31:6, with blanks to fill in using those words (and possibly others from the gray box: Lord, strong, courage, fail, afraid, not, go, he, thee).
The verse is:
> Deuteronomy 31:6 – Be ________ and of a good ________, fear ________, nor be ________ of them: for the ________ thy God, ________ it is that doth ________ with thee; he will not ________ thee, nor forsake ________.
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Step 1: Recall or look up the actual verse if you’re unsure — but since this is a worksheet, we can also use logic and the word bank.
But let’s try to fill it logically first.
Start with common phrases:
- “Be strong and of a good courage” → That’s a very familiar phrase from this verse.
→ So first blank = strong
→ Second blank = courage
Next: “fear not” → That’s another common biblical phrase.
→ Third blank = not
Then: “nor be afraid of them” → Makes sense.
→ Fourth blank = afraid
Next: “for the Lord thy God” → Yes, that’s standard wording.
→ Fifth blank = Lord
Then: “he it is that doth go with thee” → Wait, “doth go”? Let’s check the word bank — “go” is in the gray box. Also, “he” is there.
Actually, the original verse says: “for the LORD thy God, he it is that doth go with thee”
So:
→ Sixth blank = he
→ Seventh blank = go
Then: “he will not fail thee” → Yes, “fail” is in the word bank.
→ Eighth blank = fail
Last: “nor forsake thee” → “thee” is in the word bank.
→ Ninth blank = thee
Wait — let’s count the blanks:
Original text has 9 blanks:
1. Be ________
2. and of a good ________
3. fear ________
4. nor be ________ of them
5. for the ________ thy God
6. ________ it is that doth
7. ________ with thee
8. he will not ________ thee
9. nor forsake ________
Yes, 9 blanks.
Now match our answers:
1. strong
2. courage
3. not
4. afraid
5. Lord
6. he
7. go
8. fail
9. thee
Check against word banks:
From right column: strong, courage, fear, not, afraid, doth, with, thee, fail, forsake → We used: strong, courage, not, afraid, thee, fail → OK.
From gray box: Lord, strong, courage, fail, afraid, not, go, he, thee → We used: Lord, he, go → All covered.
Also note: “doth” and “with” appear in the sentence already — they are not blanks. The blank before “with thee” is “go”, so “doth go with thee”.
Perfect.
Final filled verse:
> Deuteronomy 31:6 – Be strong and of a good courage, fear not, nor be afraid of them: for the Lord thy God, he it is that doth go with thee; he will not fail thee, nor forsake thee.
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Final Answer:
strong, courage, not, afraid, Lord, he, go, fail, thee
We are given a word search puzzle on the left, and a list of words to find on the right:
strong, courage, fear, not, afraid, doth, with, thee, fail, forsake
Below that, we have a Bible verse from Deuteronomy 31:6, with blanks to fill in using those words (and possibly others from the gray box: Lord, strong, courage, fail, afraid, not, go, he, thee).
The verse is:
> Deuteronomy 31:6 – Be ________ and of a good ________, fear ________, nor be ________ of them: for the ________ thy God, ________ it is that doth ________ with thee; he will not ________ thee, nor forsake ________.
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Step 1: Recall or look up the actual verse if you’re unsure — but since this is a worksheet, we can also use logic and the word bank.
But let’s try to fill it logically first.
Start with common phrases:
- “Be strong and of a good courage” → That’s a very familiar phrase from this verse.
→ So first blank = strong
→ Second blank = courage
Next: “fear not” → That’s another common biblical phrase.
→ Third blank = not
Then: “nor be afraid of them” → Makes sense.
→ Fourth blank = afraid
Next: “for the Lord thy God” → Yes, that’s standard wording.
→ Fifth blank = Lord
Then: “he it is that doth go with thee” → Wait, “doth go”? Let’s check the word bank — “go” is in the gray box. Also, “he” is there.
Actually, the original verse says: “for the LORD thy God, he it is that doth go with thee”
So:
→ Sixth blank = he
→ Seventh blank = go
Then: “he will not fail thee” → Yes, “fail” is in the word bank.
→ Eighth blank = fail
Last: “nor forsake thee” → “thee” is in the word bank.
→ Ninth blank = thee
Wait — let’s count the blanks:
Original text has 9 blanks:
1. Be ________
2. and of a good ________
3. fear ________
4. nor be ________ of them
5. for the ________ thy God
6. ________ it is that doth
7. ________ with thee
8. he will not ________ thee
9. nor forsake ________
Yes, 9 blanks.
Now match our answers:
1. strong
2. courage
3. not
4. afraid
5. Lord
6. he
7. go
8. fail
9. thee
Check against word banks:
From right column: strong, courage, fear, not, afraid, doth, with, thee, fail, forsake → We used: strong, courage, not, afraid, thee, fail → OK.
From gray box: Lord, strong, courage, fail, afraid, not, go, he, thee → We used: Lord, he, go → All covered.
Also note: “doth” and “with” appear in the sentence already — they are not blanks. The blank before “with thee” is “go”, so “doth go with thee”.
Perfect.
Final filled verse:
> Deuteronomy 31:6 – Be strong and of a good courage, fear not, nor be afraid of them: for the Lord thy God, he it is that doth go with thee; he will not fail thee, nor forsake thee.
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Final Answer:
strong, courage, not, afraid, Lord, he, go, fail, thee
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of bible fill in the blanks worksheet.