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What does the Bible say about the hands of Jesus?

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The Bible portrays Jesus’ hands as symbols of His accomplishment, purpose, power, and providence, as noted in Song of Solomon 5:14.

The hands of Jesus are described in Song of Solomon 5:14 as 'gold rings set with the beryl,' illustrating their precious nature. These hands signify His work of redemption, as evidenced in Psalm 92:4, which states that the Lord makes us glad through His works. The ultimate accomplishment is highlighted in Christ's declaration on the cross, 'It is finished,' signifying the completion of His redemptive work. Furthermore, Acts 4:27 indicates that God's purpose was accomplished through Jesus, showcasing that His hands were instrumental in fulfilling God's sovereign plan to save His people.
Scripture References: Song of Solomon 5:14, Psalm 92:4, Acts 4:27, Luke 24:39-40, Matthew 8:3, Psalm 31:14-15, John 10:28, Matthew 14:13-21, Luke 24:50, Isaiah 53:5, Matthew 8:14-15, Luke 24

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