Iesu, mewn gogoniant, Gostwng glust yn awr; Clyw Dy blant yn canu Moliant ar y llawr. Er mor sanctaidd ydwyt, Frenin mawr y nef; Ti ymgrymi i wrando Mawl ein llafar lef. Eiddil blant sydd yma, Am ymdroi o dre'; Gadw ni, O! Arglwydd, Ar y ffordd i'r ne'. Gwared ni rhag pechu, Dal ni nos a dydd; Tyn ni â Dy gariad, Rhag pob drwg yn rhydd. Yna, pan y geilw Iesu arnom fry; Llawen fydd ein hateb, "Deuwn, Brynwr cu." Tyn ni â Dy :: Tyn ni oll â'th pan y geilw :: pryd y geilw cyf. Hymnau ... yr Eglwys (Daniel Evans) 1883 [Mesur: 6565] |
Jesus, in glory, Bow an ear now; Hear thy children singing Praise on the earth below. Although so holy thou art, Great King of heaven; Thou dost stoop to listen to The praise of our vocal cry. Feeble children are here, Tending to turn away from home; Keep us, O Lord, On the road to heaven. Deliver us from sinning, Hold us night and day; Draw us with thy love, From every evil readily. Then, when Jesus Calls upon us above; Joyful shall be our answer, "We are coming, dear Redeemer." Draw us with thy :: Draw us all with thy ::
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Jesus, high in glory, Lend a listening ear; When we bow before Thee, Children's praises hear. Though Thou art so holy, Heav'n's almighty King, Thou wilt stoop to listen When Thy praise we sing. We are little children, Weak and apt to stray; Saviour, guide and keep us In the heav'nly way. Save us, Lord, from sinning; Watch us day by day; Help us now to love Thee; Take our sins away. Then when Jesus calls us To our heav'nly home, We will gladly answer, Saviour, Lord, we come. Tune [6565]: North Coates (Timothy R Matthews 1826-1910) |