O fewn yr arch yn dawel, Mae Nöe heb hwyl na llyw, A'r ddaear oll yn ddiluw - Ei gadben ydyw Duw. Y byd yn boddi dano, Dan ddwyfol ddig y Nen, A'r holl fynyddoedd uchel A'r dyfroedd dros eu pen. Os yn yr arch yr ydym, Er bod heb hwyl, na llyw, Ni ganwn yn y diluw, Ein cadben ydyw Duw. 'Does neb ond Nöe a'i deulu I lenwi ddaear mwy; Mae myrdd o ddoeth gynlluniau Ynglŷn â'u cadw hwy; Mae Bethle'm fach, a'i Baban, A marw Calfari, Yn troi ar gadw Noah A'i deulu yn y lli'. Yn arwydd fod y diluw, A'i ddyddiau'n dod i ben, Daeth deilen olewydden Ym mhig y g'lomen wèn; Yr Arglwydd Dduw a gofiodd Ei hen gyfamod hedd, A chofiodd Noah'n raslawn Uwch ben y dyfrllyd fedd.Thomas Levi 1825-1916 Tôn [7676T]: Noah yn yr Arch (L J Roberts) |
Within the ark quietly, Is Noah without sail or helm, And all the earth as a deluge - His captain is God. The world drowning below him, Under the divine wrath of Heaven, And all the high mountains With the waters over their head. If in the ark we are, Despite being without sail, or helm, We shall sing in the deluge, Our captain is God. There is no-one but Noah and his family To fill the earth any more; There are a myriad of wise plans To do with keeping them; Little Bethlehem is, and its Baby, And the death of Calvary, Turning on keeping Noah And his family in the flood. As a sing that the deluge, And its days are coming to pass, The leaf of an olive tree came In the beak of the white dove; The Lord God has remembered His old covenant of peace, And he remembered Noah graciously Above the watery grave.tr. 2020 Richard B Gillion |
The ark upon the delugeHowell Elvet Lewis (Elfed) 1860-1953 Sweet Singers of Wales 1889
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