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Wele , ceraist wirionedd oddi But lo , thou requirest truth a pheri i mi wybod in the
inward parts : and shalt doethineb yn ddirgel . make me to understand wisdom
secretly . Glanhâ fi âg isop , a mi a lan Thou shalt purge me with heir : golch fi , a
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Wele , ceraist wirionedd oddi But lo , thou requirest truth a pheri i mi wybod in the
inward parts : and shalt doethineb yn ddirgel . make me to understand wisdom
secretly . Glanhâ fi âg isop , a mi a lan Thou shalt purge me with heir : golch fi , a
...
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8 Par i mi glywed gorfoledd a 8 Thou shalt make me hear llawenydd ; fel y
llawenycho'r of joy and gladness : that the esgyrn a ddrylliaist . bones which thou
hast broken may rejoice . 9 Cuddia dy wyneb oddiwrth 9 Turn thy face from my fy
...
8 Par i mi glywed gorfoledd a 8 Thou shalt make me hear llawenydd ; fel y
llawenycho'r of joy and gladness : that the esgyrn a ddrylliaist . bones which thou
hast broken may rejoice . 9 Cuddia dy wyneb oddiwrth 9 Turn thy face from my fy
...
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Make them and their Oreb , ac fel Zeeb ; a'u holl dy- princes like Oreb and Zeb :
yea , wysogion fel Zebah , ac fel Zal- make all their princes like as munnah : Zeba
and Salmana ; 12 Y rhai a ddywedasant , 12 Who say , Let us take to ...
Make them and their Oreb , ac fel Zeeb ; a'u holl dy- princes like Oreb and Zeb :
yea , wysogion fel Zebah , ac fel Zal- make all their princes like as munnah : Zeba
and Salmana ; 12 Y rhai a ddywedasant , 12 Who say , Let us take to ...
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11 Gwna eu pendefigion fel 11 Make them and their Oreb , ac fel Zeeb ; a'u holl
dy- princes like Oreb and Zeb : yea ... make all their princes like as munnah :
Zeba and Salmana ; 12 Y rhai a ddywedasant , 12 Who say , Let us take to ...
11 Gwna eu pendefigion fel 11 Make them and their Oreb , ac fel Zeeb ; a'u holl
dy- princes like Oreb and Zeb : yea ... make all their princes like as munnah :
Zeba and Salmana ; 12 Y rhai a ddywedasant , 12 Who say , Let us take to ...
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27 Gwna i mi ddeall ffordd 27 Make me to understand the dy orchymmynion ; a
mi a fy- way of thy commandments : fyriaf yn dy ryfeddodau . and so shall I talk of
thy wondrous works . 28 Diferodd fy enaid gan 28 My soul melteth away for ofid ...
27 Gwna i mi ddeall ffordd 27 Make me to understand the dy orchymmynion ; a
mi a fy- way of thy commandments : fyriaf yn dy ryfeddodau . and so shall I talk of
thy wondrous works . 28 Diferodd fy enaid gan 28 My soul melteth away for ofid ...
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| Title | Llyfr gweddi gyffredin |
| Author | Church of England |
| Publisher | Printed at the Clarendon Press, by Samuel Collingwood ... for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1823 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 18 Jan 2006 |
| Length | 32 pages |
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