“_But God is faithful_” 1 COR. x, 18.
“Cofia, Arglwydd, dy ddyweddi,”
LORD, remember, we implore Thee,
And defend from every foe
Thy poor spouse that bends before Thee
Palpitating as a doe:
Be Thou unto her a Pillar
To direct her in the night,—
To illuminate and fill her
With the lustre of Thy Light.
Life is far more strange than fiction,—
But its immortality
In defiance of affliction
Magnifies its mystery.
When the winnowing commences,
Lord, enable us to stand
Purified from past offences
At the last on Thy Right Hand.
O that, as a cloud ascending
Upwards to the skies above,
We may rise, and with unending
Rapture realise Thy Love!
Three in One, The Same as ever,
God proclaims His Name to be
Alpha and Omega, never
Failing in fidelity.