Y Sabbath/Sabboth gŵyl nefolaidd yw

Y Sabbath, gŵyl nefolaidd yw; 
Ar hwn cyfododd Iesu'n fyw: 
  Clodforwn ninnau Frenin hedd,
  Mae wedi perarogli'r bedd.

O f'enaid, nac anghofia'r dydd,
Y daeth y Meichiau mawr yn rhydd,
  Agorwyd i ni byrth y nef,
  Trwy rin ei fuddugoliaeth ef.

Mor hyfryd cael un dydd o'r saith
I'w dreulio'n hollol gyda'th waith;
  Gorffwysfa dawel f'enaid trist,
  A gwledd yw
      cofio angau Crist.

Gwaith rhyfedd
    oedd creu nef a llawr
A threfnu'r greadigaeth fawr;
  Ond gwaith rhyfeddaf Duw ei hun
  Oedd gorffen iachawdwriaeth dyn.

Y mae gorffwysfa'n ôl
    i'r saint,
Mewn gwlad o hedd, O ryfedd fraint!
  Lle cânt fwynhau,
      heb gur na phoen,
  Dragwyddol Sabbath gyda'r Oen.

gwelir: O f'enaid nac anghofia'r dydd

The Sabbath, it is a heavenly holiday;
On this Jesus rose alive:
  Let us praise the King of peace,
  He has fragranced the grave.

O my soul, do not forget the day,
On which the great Surety came free,
  Opened to us the portals of heaven,
  Through the virtue of his victory.

How lovely to get one day of the seven
To spend it completely in thy work;
  A quiet resting-place of my sad soul,
  And a feast it is
      to remember the death of Christ.

A wonderful work
    was creating heaven and earth
And arranging the great creation;
  But a more wonderful work of God himself
  Was to complete the salvation of man.

There is a resting-place reserved
    for the saints,
In a land of peace, O wonderful privilege!
  Where they may enjoy,
      without stroke or pain,
  An eternal Sabbath with the Lamb.