Lyrics
Verse 1
All these blessings come from God.
All these blessings come from God.
Eyes to see, ears to hear,
a voice to talk and legs to walk;
all these blessings come from God.
Bridge 1
They come from God, from God,
They come from God, from God,
They come from God, from God,
all these blessings come from God.
They come from God, from God,
They come from God, from God,
They come from God, from God,
all these blessings come from God.
Eyes to see, ears to hear,
a voice to talk and legs to walk;
all these blessings come from God.
Verse 2
All these blessings come from God,
all these blessings come from God.
Flowers, bees, birds, and trees,
God made all of these;
all these blessings come from God.
Bridge 2
They come from God, from God,
They come from God, from God,
They come from God, from God,
all these blessings come from God.
They come from God, from God,They come from God, from God,
They come from God, from God,
all these blessings come from God.
Flowers, bees, birds, and trees,
God made all of these;
all these blessings come from God.
Vamp 1
All these blessings, they come from God.
Vamp 2
All these blessings
Ending
Eyes to see, ears to hear,
a voice to talk and legs to walk;
all these blessings come from God.
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“All These Blessings” offers a child-friendly confession that every good gift comes from God. The verses name ordinary abilities such as seeing, hearing, speaking, and walking, then turn toward flowers, bees, birds, and trees. By joining the human body and the created world in one list of gifts, the song encourages gratitude for blessings that can easily be overlooked. Its short phrases, repetition, and call-and-response pattern suit a children’s choir while keeping the message clear and memorable.
The lyric closely reflects the biblical teaching that good gifts come from above. Its mention of living things also points toward God as Creator, with each example serving as a simple sign of divine generosity. The bridges repeatedly return attention to the giver rather than treating these blessings as possessions without a source. In that way, the song frames praise as recognition: sight, sound, movement, speech, and creation all become reasons to thank God.
Related Scripture
- James 1:17 James teaches that every good and perfect gift comes from above.
- Genesis 1:11-25 The creation account describes God making plants, birds, and living creatures.
- Psalm 139:14 The psalm praises God for the wonder of the human body.