O Iesu mawr [rho d'anian / rho'th anian] bur

O Iesu mawr, rho d'anian bur
I eiddil gwan mewn anial dir,
  I'w nerthu drwy'r
      holl rwystrau sy
  Ar ddyrys daith
      i'r Ganaan fry.

Pob gras sydd yn
    yr Eglwys fawr,
Fry yn y nef neu ar y llawr,
  Caf feddu'r oll,
      eu meddu'n un,
  Wrth feddu d'anian di dy hun.

Mi lyna'n dawel wrth dy draed,
Mi ganaf am rinweddau'r gwaed,
  Mi garia'r groes,
      mi nofia'r don,
  Ond cael dy anian
      dan fy mron.

O great Jesus, impart Thy pure nature
To a feeble, frail one in a wilderness,
  To strengthen him through
      all the obstacles
  On a difficult journey
      to the Canaan above.

Every grace which is
    in the great Church,
Above in heaven and down on earth,
  All shall I have,
      to possess them is the same,
  As to possess Thy very own nature.

I shall cling quietly to Thy feet,
I shall sing of the virtues of Thy blood,
  I shall carry the cross,
      I shall swim the wave,
  If only I have Thy nature
      beneath my breast.

O Jesus, let Thy spirit bless
This frail one in the wilderness
  To guide him through
      the snares of life
  On Canaan's way
      to Thee on high.

All grace that through
    Thy Church doth flow,
In heaven above and here below,
  All shall I have,
      all shall be mine
  If I but have Thy grace divine.

To Thy most holy feet I'll cling,
The virtues of Thy blood I'll sing,
  The cross I'll bear,
      the wave I'll ride,
  If Thou but with
      me now abide.