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Duw a wrendy ar y cyfiawn)
Yn erbyn pawb mae wyneb Duw
Mewn bai sy'n byw o hyd yn awr;
Oddiar y dda'r
eu coffa tỳr,
Ar fyr fe'u gỳr
i'r poenau mawr.
Agored yw ei glustiau ef
I wrando llef ei bobl
trwy'r byd;
A'i lygaid ar y cyfiawn sydd,
Bob awr o'r dydd, i'w cadw i gyd.
Yn glau y clyw ein Nāf o'r nef
Leferydd llef
y cyfiawn cu;
O'u trallod drwg fe'u myn i ma's,
O'i ryfedd ras,
i'r gwynfyd fry.
Casgliad o Salmau a Hymnau (Daniel Rees) 1831
[Mesur: MH 8888] gwelir: Rhan I - Bendithio wnaf fy Arglwydd Ner Rhan II - Y truan hwn a roes ei lef Rhan IV - Yr Arglwydd agos yw at gūr |
God who listens to the righteous)
Against all is the face of God
In sin who live always now;
From the earth their memory
he will cut off,
Shorty he will drive them
to their great pains.
Open are his ears
To listen to the cry of his people
throughout the world;
And his eyes upon the righteous are,
Every hour of the day, to keep them all.
Quickly our Master shall hear from heaven
The voice of the cry of
the dear righteous;
From their evil trouble they shall go out,
By his wonderful grace,
to the blessedness above.
tr. 2019 Richard B Gillion
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15 The Lord from heav'n beholds the just
with favourable eyes;
And, when distressed,
his gracious ear
is open to
their cries:
16 But turns his wrathful look on those,
whom mercy can't
reclaim,
To cut them off, and from the earth
blot out their hated name.
17 Deliv'rance to his saints he gives,
when his relief
they crave;
18 He's nigh to heal the broken heart,
and contrite
spirit save.
N Tate & N BradyA New Version of the Psalms of David in Metre 1696 |