Mae Duw yn sylwi ar bob un,
Gan chwilio dyfnder calon dyn;
'D oes bod trwy'r
greadigeth fawr,
Nas gŵyr ei feddwl
ef bob awr.
Myn barch ac
idd ei enw glod,
Oddi wrth bob gweithred sydd yn bod;
Dwg ei ogoniant mawr i ben,
O uffern ac o'r nefoedd wen.
Mae'r holl greadigaeth yn ei law,
Fe sy'n ei threfnu yma a thraw;
Pob trefn sydd
uwch ac is y rhod,
A draetha ei anfeidrol glod.
Doethineb mawr yn arwain mae
I fythol hedd trwy fydol wae;
A thrwy gystuddiau chwerwyon, chwith,
Gall roi'r llawenydd bery byth.
Mwy na'd fi rwgnach, Arglwydd cu,
Dy lwybrau'n anchwiliadwy sy;
Gwna fi yn foddlawn tra f'wyf byw,
Gan adde'th farn
mai cyfiawn yw.
William Williams 1717-91
[Mesur: MH 8888] gwelir: Clodforwch Frenin nefoedd fry |
God notices every one,
While searching the depth of man's heart;
There is no being throughout
the great creation,
Whose thought he does not
know every hour.
He demands reverence, and
to his name praise,
From every deed which is;
He will bring his great glory to a head,
From hell, and from the blessed heavens.
The whole creation is in his hand,
'Tis he who ordains it here and there;
Every ordinance which is
above and below the sky,
Expounds his immeasurable acclaim.
Great wisdom is leading
To everlasting peace through worldly woe;
And through awkward, bitter afflictions,
It can give the joy that endures forever.
Do not let me grumble any more, dear Lord,
Thy paths are unsearchable;
Make me content while ever I live,
Confessing thy judgment
that it is righteous.
tr. 2022 Richard B Gillion
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