O Dduw a wrendi weddi'n rhwydd Er bod fy meiau oll i'th wydd: A golwg dig na chenfydd hwy Ond tyn hwynt o'th gof-lyfr mwy. Dod ynof natur būr trwy ras Fel y b'o pechod gen'i'n gās: Oddi wrthyf d'Yspryd Glān na thyn Na llewyrch gwŷch dy wyneb gwyn. Er im' dristhau dy Yspryd da Ei help a'i gysur caniahda; Gad im' nesau o'th flaen o Dad I ddadlu haeddiant dy Fab rhād. Rho i mi deimlo nefol rin Y gwaed a gollwyd ar y bryn; Rhyw fflam o gariad ynof dod, A than dy aden gad i'm bod. O ysprydola 'nhafod glān A'th iachawdwriaeth fydd fy nghān: A'm henaid oll rydd fawl i'm Duw Fy nerth i a'm cyfiawnder yw.John Hughes 1776-1843 Diferion y Cyssegr 1802 [Mesur: MH 8888] |
O God who hearest prayer readily Although all my faults are before thee: With an irate look do not find them But remove them from thy record-book evermore. Put in me a pure nature through grace That sin may be detestable to me: From me do not take thy Holy Spirit Nor the brilliant gleam of thy bright face. Although I sadden thy good Spirit His help and his comfort grant; Let me draw near before thee O Father To plead the merit of thy gracious Son. Grant me to feel the heavenly virtue Of the blood that was shed on the hill; Some flame of love in me put, And under thy wings let me be. O inspire my holy tongue And thy salvation shall be my song: And all my soul shall give praise to my God My strength and my righteousness he is.tr. 2020 Richard B Gillion |
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