Tu-hwnt i'n golwg ni, Uwch ben y wybren glir, Preswylia'r gogoneddus Dduw, Yn y goleuni pur. O gylch ei orsedd lān Mae engyl pur y nef, Yn moli Duw a'u mawl yn dān Yn ei wasanaeth Ef. Cawn ninau'i foli Ef, Ac aros yn ei waith; O uchder nef gostynga'i glust I wrando ar ein hiaith: Ac er preswylio fry, Yn mawl angelion fyrdd, Mae Ef yn derbyn moliant plant, A'u harwain yn Ei ffyrdd. Yn wylaidd ceisiwn wneud Ewyllys sanctaidd Duw, A phyncied ein calonau gān I'w enw tra fo'm byw: A phan ddaw'r farwol nos, Fe'n dwg o boenau'r llawr, I ganu'i glod mewn gynau glān Yn haeddiant Iesu mawr.Parch. Aaron Morgan Llawlyfr Moliant yr Ysgol Sabbothol 1897
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Beyond our sight, Above the clear sky, Resides the glorious God, In the pure light. Around his holy throne Are the pure angels of heaven, Praising God with their praise a fire Serving Him. We too may praise Him, And abide in his work; From the height of heaven he lowers his ear To listen to our language: And although residing above, In the praise of a myriad angels, He is receiving the praise of children, And leads them in His ways. Reverently let us seek to do The holy will of God, And let our hearts chant a song To his name while ever we live: And when the night of death comes, He will lead us from the pains of the earth, To sing his acclaim in clean robes In the merit of great Jesus.tr. 2015 Richard B Gillion |
Above yon clear blue sky, Beyond our feeble sight, The God of glory dwells on high In everlasting light. Around His glorious throne The holy angels stand; In songs of praise their king they own, Or fly at His command. And we may praise Him, too, And serve Him here below; He stoops to mark what children do, Their inmost thoughts to know; And though He reigns above, Where angels ceaseless praise, He will accept our humble love, And lead us in His ways. O may we humbly seek To do His holy will, And try, with thankful hearts and meek, To sing His praises still; And then for Jesus' sake, Who came for us to die, Our happy spirits He will take To praise Him in the sky.Mary C Bourdillon 1819-70 A Mother's Hymns for Her Children 1849
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