HANDS, HANDS, FINGERS, THUMBS,
We can lift to praise You.
Hands, hands, fingers, thumbs,
We can lift to praise.
Hands, hands, fingers, thumbs,
We can lift to praise You.
Jump front, jump back, yeah!
We were made to praise.
We’ve got some hands that we can raise.
We’ve got a voice to shout Your praise, Jesus!
Got some feet a-made to dance;
Let’s use them now we’ve got the chance.
(Repeat)
We were made to praise You,
We were made to praise.
We were made to praise You,
We were made to praise.
(Repeat)
Doug Horley
Song Meaning
“Hands Hands Fingers Thumbs” explores using the whole body and voice to praise the God who made us. The song invites listeners to respond to this truth with faith and worship.
Biblical Message
The song reflects Psalm 150:4–6; Psalm 139:14. These passages give its central message a clear biblical foundation.
Reflection
The song invites us to consider using the whole body and voice to praise the God who made us. Its message encourages prayer, trust, and a practical response in daily life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Hands Hands Fingers Thumbs”?
The song centres on using the whole body and voice to praise the God who made us.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 150:4–6; Psalm 139:14 closely support its message.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits children’s worship or celebration.