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 |