Mae Duw yn sylwi ar bob un, Gan chwilio dyfnder calon dyn; 'D oes bod trwy'r greadigeth fawr, Nas gŵyr ei feddwl ef bob awr. Myn barch ac idd ei enw glod, Oddi wrth bob gweithred sydd yn bod; Dwg ei ogoniant mawr i ben, O uffern ac o'r nefoedd wen. Mae'r holl greadigaeth yn ei law, Fe sy'n ei threfnu yma a thraw; Pob trefn sydd uwch ac is y rhod, A draetha ei anfeidrol glod. Doethineb mawr yn arwain mae I fythol hedd trwy fydol wae; A thrwy gystuddiau chwerwyon, chwith, Gall roi'r llawenydd bery byth. Mwy na'd fi rwgnach, Arglwydd cu, Dy lwybrau'n anchwiliadwy sy; Gwna fi yn foddlawn tra f'wyf byw, Gan adde'th farn mai cyfiawn yw.William Williams 1717-91 [Mesur: MH 8888] gwelir: Clodforwch Frenin nefoedd fry |
God notices every one, While searching the depth of man's heart; There is no being throughout the great creation, Whose thought he does not know every hour. He demands reverence, and to his name praise, From every deed which is; He will bring his great glory to a head, From hell, and from the blessed heavens. The whole creation is in his hand, 'Tis he who ordains it here and there; Every ordinance which is above and below the sky, Expounds his immeasurable acclaim. Great wisdom is leading To everlasting peace through worldly woe; And through awkward, bitter afflictions, It can give the joy that endures forever. Do not let me grumble any more, dear Lord, Thy paths are unsearchable; Make me content while ever I live, Confessing thy judgment that it is righteous.tr. 2022 Richard B Gillion |
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