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Jewin Street ("Dyma babell y cyfarfod")
Staff Notation • Sacred, Hymns
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Jewin Street ("Dyma babell y cyfarfod") by Anonymous — Lyrics
Dyma babell y cyfarfod,
Dyma gymod yn y gwaed,
Dyma noddfa i lofruddion,
Dyma i gleifion feddyg rhad;
Dyma fan yn ymyl Duwdod
I bechadur wneyd ei nyth,
A chyfiawnder pur y nefoedd,
Yn siriol wenu arno byth.
Pechadur aflan yw fy enw,
O ba rai y penna'n fyw;
Rhyfeddaf fyth, fe drefnwyd pabell
Im gael yn dawel gwrdd â Duw:
Yno y mae yn llond ei gyfraith
I'r troseddwr yn rhoi gwledd;
Duw a dyn yn gweiddi ‘Digon!'
Yn yr Iesu, 'r aberth hedd.
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About Jewin Street ("Dyma babell y cyfarfod")
This hymn, sung in Welsh, speaks of a sanctuary where sinners can find refuge and forgiveness through God's grace. The text paints a picture of a divine meeting place, a 'tent of meeting', where the sacrifice of Jesus offers redemption. It encourages the sinner to approach without fear, assured of a loving welcome and cleansing by Christ's blood. Set for SAB choir, this sacred piece would be appropriate for services or occasions where themes of repentance, reconciliation, and the boundless mercy of God are central. Its message of hope and unconditional acceptance makes it a profound choice for congregational or choral singing.
