Adwaenost ni, O Arglwydd da, Ein calon a ddarlleni: Yn dlawd ac ofnus, gwrando'n cri, Na wrthod Di ein gweddi! Mae'th wirioneddau yn rhy fawr O awr i awr i'w dirnad; Gan hyny, O! cryfhâ ein ffydd Nes delo dydd datguddiad. Rho hyder cryf, beth bynag ddaw, Er na fo'th law i'w gweled, I droi mewn gweddi atat Ti, Heb ofni unrhyw niwed. Rho olwg ar Dy ddysglaer wedd, Pan ddelo'r diwedd yma; A chuddia'n henaid yn Dy law, Nes deffro draw yn Ngwynfa.efel. Howell Elvet Lewis (Elfed) 1860-1953 Tôn [MS 8787] Eidduned (J R Jones 1765-1822) |
Thou hast known us, O good Lord, Our hearts thou dost read: Poor and fearful, hear our cry Do not refuse our prayer! Thy truth is too great From hour to hour to grasp; Therefore, O strengthen our faith Until the day of revelation comes. Grant strong confidence, whatever comes, Although thy hand be not seen, To turn in prayer to thee, Without fear of any harm. Grant sight of thy radiant countenance, When the end comes here; And hide our soul in thy hand, Until we awake yonder in blessedness.tr. 2024 Richard B Gillion |
Thou, who our faithless hearts canst read, And know'st each weakness there; Poor, trembling, faint, with Thee we plead O turn not from our prayer. We cannot grasp from hour to hour The truths Thy Gospel saith; Then aid us by Thy heav'nly power, And so increase our faith. That we may trust Thy guardian care, When no kind hand we see; That we may lift our souls in prayer Undoubtingly to Thee. Help us to gaze on things unseen By eyes of mortal sight; To pierce through earth's dark veil, and glean Some beams of heav'nly light. Thy glorious presence may we see, When earth's last tie is riven; In faith then trust our souls to Thee, Till we awake in Heav'n.James Baldwin Brown 1820-84
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