Free Lesson Pack — Ages 5–12 · Names of God Series, Week 5
Jehovah Tsidkenu & Jehovah Shammah: The LORD Our Righteousness / The LORD Is There
“This is his name whereby he shall be called, THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS.” — Jeremiah 23:6, KJV
Our best efforts are like dirty clothes before God. But God made a way — He gives us His righteousness like a clean robe. And His name Jehovah Shammah means He is always there with His people. This lesson covers two names in one rich week.
- ✓ Printable teaching poster
- ✓ 30–35 min lesson script
- ✓ Kid worksheet
- ✓ KJV memory verse card (Jeremiah 23:6)
What you get
What's in your free lesson pack
Teaching Poster
6-panel story poster — Jeremiah's prophecy of a righteous Branch, our dirty clothes vs. God's clean robe, the great trade, Ezekiel's city named "The LORD is There." KJV.
Lesson Script
A 30–35 minute lesson. Our best is like dirty clothes before God — but He gives us His righteousness like a clean robe. Also covers Jehovah Shammah: God is always with His people.
Kid Worksheet
A 1-page printable. Fill-in-the-blanks, draw-it, true/false, word search, and memory verse copywork. Ages 5–12.
Memory Verse Card
KJV memory verse card — Jeremiah 23:6. "This is his name whereby he shall be called, THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS." 8 per US Letter sheet.
About this series
The Names of God — Six lessons, six names
Jehovah Tsidkenu & Shammah is Week 5 of the Names of God series — six free KJV lesson packs revealing God's character through the names He gave Himself. Week 6 is the finale: Jesus — the name that fulfills every name before it.
About
Kingdom Scribes Kids is produced by Elder Rodly Youyoute, Apostolic Elder and Children's Church teacher at Empowered for Christ Apostolic Temple (E4CAT) in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Frequently asked
What translation is the lesson?+
King James Version, exclusively. Every verse quoted is KJV.
What do Jehovah Tsidkenu and Jehovah Shammah mean?+
"Jehovah Tsidkenu" means "The LORD Our Righteousness" (Jeremiah 23:6). "Jehovah Shammah" means "The LORD is There" (Ezekiel 48:35). This double lesson — Week 5 of the Names of God series — covers both names together because they both point to the same truth: God makes us right and He is always with us.
Is the righteousness concept too abstract for young kids?+
The lesson uses the "dirty clothes vs. clean robe" illustration — which children ages 5–12 grasp immediately. The theological depth is real; the presentation is concrete. Kids who go through this lesson can explain what righteousness means.
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