Lyrics
My Hands are Blessed
My legs are Blessed
My Head is Blessed
Everything is Blessed
My Hand is the Hand of the Lord
My body, the temple of God
My eyes cannot be blind
Say I cannot be down
I’m a new creation
I overcome the world
My Hands are blessed
My Hands are blessed
My Hands are Blessed
My legs are Blessed
My Head is Blessed
Everything is Blessed
My Hand is the Hands of the Lord
My body, the temple of God
My eyes cannot be blind
Say I cannot be down
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Everything Is Blessed” presents a compact series of faith declarations about the whole person belonging to God. Hands, legs, head, eyes, and body are named in turn, giving the song a physical and personal expression of confidence. Its central claims move beyond material blessing: the singer identifies the body as the temple of God, confesses new creation, and declares victory over the world. Repetition makes these statements suitable for congregational praise and reinforces the conviction that divine life affects every part of human existence.
Several lines closely echo New Testament language. The description of the body as Gods temple corresponds to 1 Corinthians 6:19, while the confession of being a new creation reflects 2 Corinthians 5:17. The declaration of overcoming the world also recalls 1 John 5:4, which connects victory with faith. Together, these themes frame blessing as identity and spiritual assurance rather than mere possessions. The song celebrates a life claimed by God, renewed in Christ, and marked by resilient faith.
Related Scripture
- 1 Corinthians 6:19 Paul describes the believers body as a temple of the Holy Spirit.
- 2 Corinthians 5:17 Anyone in Christ is described as a new creation.
- 1 John 5:4 The passage connects faith in God with overcoming the world.