O anghrediniaeth mawr ei rym, Ti roddaist i mi glwy': Ond yn dy wyneb credu wnaf Fod doniau'r nef yn fwy. Trech yw un gair o enau'm Duw, Na'r pechod cryfa' erioed; Pan dd'wed y gair, fe gwymp fy mai Yn chwilfriw tan fy nhroed. Tan gredu mi anturia 'mlaen Crediniaeth yw fy ngrym; A than awelon cadarn gred, Nid all fy mhechod ddim. Mi ro'f f'ymddiried ynddo Ef, Mae noddfa gref i'r gwan: Ac er y curo sy' arna'i lawr, Fe ddeil fy mhen i'r làn. 1,2,3,(4). O anghrediniaeth mawr ei rym, Ti roddaist imi glwy'! Ond yn dy wyneb credu wnaf Fod doniau'r nef yn fwy. Fe'm golchir yn fy nghystudd trwm, Fe'm purir yn y tân; Ac mi ddof allan, pan ddel dydd, Gwedi fy nghànu'n lân. Anffyddlawn imi trodd y byd, Anffyddlawn ddynolryw; Ond mi sy'n rhedeg trwyddynt oll I fynwes bur fy Nuw. A rhwng ei ddwyfron gwnaf fy nyth, Oddi yno 'drycha'i maes; Ac y rhof feiddiad i bob peth A welodd daear lâs.
Tonau [MC 8686]: gwelir: Nid ofna'i'r byd nid ofna'i'r bedd |
O unbelief, great its force, Thou gavest to me a wound: But in thy face believe I shall That the gifts of heaven are greater. Superior is one word from the mouth of my God, Than the strongest ever sin; When he speaks the word, my fault will fall Disintegrated beneath my feet. Believing I will venture on Belief is my force; And under the winds of strong faith, My sin can do nothing. I will put my trust in Him, There is a strong refuge for the weak: And despite the stroke which is down upon me, He will hold my head up. O unbelief, great its force, Thou gavest to me a wound! But in thy face believe I shall That the gifts of heaven are greater. I am to be washed in my heavy affliction, I am to be purified in the fire; And I shall come out, when the day comes, After I am bleached clean. Unfaithful to me turned the world, Unfaithful humankind; But I am running through them all To the pure bosom of my God. And between his breasts I will make my nest, Away from here I will look out; And I will give a challenge to every thing That sees the blue-green earth. tr. 2015 Richard B Gillion |
O unbelief, how great the wounds Thou to my soul hast given; Before thy face I will believe My strength will come from heaven. Far greater is one word from God Than all the show of men; When He will speak my sins will cease, And they are all forgiven. Believing, I will onward press, And faith shall be my guide; And through the channel of his word He will all grace provide. I will put all my trust in Him, Strong refuge for the weak; When storms are beating down my soul, I shall his comfort seek. O unbelief, how great the wounds Thou to my soul hast given; Before thy face I will believe My strength will come from heaven. Far greater is one word from God Than all the show of men; When He will speak my sins will cease, And they are all forgiven. Believing, I will onward press, And faith shall be my guide; And through the channel of his word He will all grace provide. I will put all my trust in Him, Strong refuge for the weak; When storms are beating down my soul, I shall his comfort seek. tr. Hymns & Tunes in Welsh & English (E T Griffith) 1884
Tune [CM 8686]: Salisbury |