| Song | Let Earth And Heaven Combine |
| Content Description | “Let Earth and Heaven Combine” is a joyful Christian hymn written by Charles Wesley that calls all creation to unite in praising Jesus Christ. The hymn beautifully expresses worship, salvation, and the glory of God revealed through Christ’s redeeming work. Its powerful lyrics invite both heaven and earth to rejoice together in adoration of the Savior, emphasizing themes of unity in worship, divine grace, and eternal praise. Frequently sung in traditional and Methodist worship settings, this timeless hymn continues to inspire believers to lift their voices in joyful celebration of Christ’s victory and majesty. |
| Album | Our Great Redeemer’s Praise |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | Christian hymn, Wesley hymn, Methodist hymn, traditional worship, praise hymn |
| Theme(s) | Praise, Worship, Salvation, Christ’s Glory, Heaven |
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Let Earth And Heaven Combine,
Angels And Men Agree,
To Praise In Songs Divine,
The Incarnate Deity,
Our God Contracted To A Span,
Incomprehensibly Made Man.
He Laid His Glory By,
He Wrapped Him In Our Clay;
Unmarked By Human Eye,
The Latent Godhead Lay;
Infant Of Days He Here Became,
And Bore The Mild Immanuel‟S Name.
Unsearchable The Love
That Hath The Saviour Brought;
The Grace Is Far Above
Or Man Or Angel‟S Thought:
Suffice For Us That God, We Know,
Our God, Is Manifest Below.
He Deigns In Flesh To Appear,
Widest Extremes To Join;
To Bring Our Vileness Near,
And Make Us All Divine:
And We The Life Of God Shall Know,
For God Is Manifest Below.
Made Perfect By His Love,
And Sanctified By Grace,
We Shall From Earth Remove,
And See His Glorious Face:
Then Shall His Love Be Fully Showed,
And Man Shall Then Be Lost In God.



