Thanksgiving Acrostic Poem
An acrostic poem is one where you choose a word or name and use each letter in the name as the beginning of a word or
line that tells something about that person or topic.
Example: An acrostic poem using the word "Sun."
Sometimes when we go to the beach, I will get sun burn.
Usually if I put Sun block on my skin, I will not burn.
Noon is when I'm really prone to burning.
Write an Acrostic Poem using the word below.
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(Answers are Names of Biblical Characters)
Who said unto the Lord, "My Lord and my God"? (John 20:28)
What woman said, "My heart rejoiceth in the Lord"? (1 Samuel 2:1)
What elderly prophetess served God with fastings and prayers night and day? (Luke 2:36,37)
Of whom did Jesus say, "Behold an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile!"? (John 1:47)
What did Daniel do when he prayed and gave thanks three times a day with his windows open? (Daniel 6:10)
Who said, "Speak; for thy servant heareth"? (1 Samuel 3:10)
What does the Lord tell the Psalmist He will do with His eye? (Psalm 32:8)
What name of Christ does Isaiah use which means "God with us"? (Isaiah 7:14)
Where did David slay Goliath? (1 Samuel 21:9)
How does Peter describe our heavenly inheritance? (1 Peter 1:4)
To whom did Jesus say, "Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God"? (John 3:1,3)
Who threshed wheat by the winepress? (Judges 6:11)
The first letters of each answer tell us what Paul instructed the Philippians should accompany their prayers.