Y pren yn Eden syrthiodd do

Y pren yn Eden, syrthiodd, do,
  A'r cangau ynddo hefyd;
Daeth barn marwolaeth
    ar bob dyn,
  Ni safodd un mewn bywyd.

Yr Adda cyntaf pechu wnaeth,
  Tan farn marwolaeth syrthiodd;
Ac ar ei had, O farwol friw!
  Digofaint Duw a dynodd.

I ddysgwyl mwyach dim nid oes
  Yn nyfnder ffos, ond llygru;
Ar ddynol ryw, O gyflwr caeth!
  Marwolaeth sy'n teyrnasu.

Ond megys afon bur heb ail,
  Trwy Adda'r ail y rhedodd
Y ddwyfol ras yn gefnllif mawr;
  At ddyn ar lawr cyfeiriodd.

Gwirionedd yn ein natur caed,
  O'r ddaear gwnaed i darddu;
O syned holl angelion nef,
  Ei ddyfol Ef i'n prynu.

The tree in Eden, it fell, yes it did,
  And the branches in it also;
The judgment of mortality came
    upon every man,
  Not one stood in life.

The first Adam committed sin,
  Under the judgment of mortality he fell;
And upon his seed, O mortal bruise!
  The wrath of God he brought.

To expect any more there is nothing
  In the depth of a ditch, but corruption;
Upon human kind, O captive condition!
  Mortality is reigning.

But like a pure river without equal,
  Through the second Adam ran
The divine grace as a great torrent;
  Towards man on earth it headed.

Truth in our nature was got,
  From the earth it was made to spring;
O let all the angels of heaven be amazed,
  At His coming to redeem us.