Rhan IV - Yr Apêl o'r Groes) Blentyn fy ngwae a'm cur, O! clyw fy llef, Agoraf it ar led Ddrws y nef. Gwelais di'n crwydro'n flin Mewn anial fan; Deuthum i'th gyrchu'n ôl, Enaid gwan. Trosot fy Ngwaed a red, Anwylaf un; Wyf yma i'th brynu'n llwyr Im fy Hun. Nac wyla am fy loes, Fy mhlentyn cu, Ond tyred ar fy ôl I'r nef fry.T H Hughes, Blaenau Ffestiniog, 1850-1919.
Tôn [6463D]: Hanes y Groes / Story of the Cross
gwelir: Rhan II (Yr Ateb) Dilyn i Galfari Rhan III (Yr Hanes) Yn hongian ar y pren Rhan V (Ein Cri at Iesu) O fe'th ddilynaf mwy |
Part 4 - The Appeal from the Cross) Child of my woe and my pain, O hear my cry! I shall open to thee wide The door of heaven. I saw thee wandering grievously In a desert place; I came to send thee back, Weak soul. For thee my blood doth flow, Dearest one; I am here to redeem the completely To my myself. Do not weep for my anguish, My dear child, But come after me To heaven above.tr. 2022 Richard B Gillion |
Part 4 - The Appeal from the Cross) Child of My grief and pain, Watched by My love; I came to call thee to Realms above. I saw thee wandering Far off from Me: In love I seek for thee; Do not flee. For thee My blood I shed, For thee alone; I came to purchase thee, For Mine own. Weep thou not for My grief, Child of My love; Strive to be with Me in Heaven above.Edward Munroe 1815-66
Tune [6463]: Hanes y Groes / Story of the Cross
see also: Rhan II (The Answer) Dilyn i Galfari Part 3 (The Story) On the cross lifted Part 5 (The Resolve) O I will follow thee |