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“People go to worship with hands withered and unable to do good; Christ must be there before they can be healed.”

Original: Mae dynion yn mynd i'r cwrdd â'u dwylaw wedi gwywo i wneuthur daioni, ac mae'n rhaid cael y Crist i'r cwrdd cyn eu gwella. — Using a vivid image for people who have lost the capacity or habit of doing good · Sermon, Saboth gyda'r Iesu, August 1900 (Welsh)

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Watcyn Wyn

7 March 1844–19 November 1905

In the rolling hills of Carmarthenshire, where the coal dust mingles with morning mist and the Welsh language flows like the streams that carve the valleys, a remarkable story unfolded in the latter half of the nineteenth century. It is the story of Watkin Hezekiah Williams, better known by his bardic name Watcyn Wyn…

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“I am a great believer in new light, but let us always remember that the source of light is the same, and keep our eyes open to see it growing brighter and brighter until noon.”

Original: Yr wyf fi yn gredwr mawr mewn goleuni newydd, ond dewch i ni gael cofio o hyd, mai yr un yw ffynhonnell goleuni, a chadw'n llygaid yn agored i'w weled yn myned fwy—fwy hyd hanner dydd. — Welcoming new understanding while retaining a sense of an enduring spiritual source · Sermon, Sul y Blodau, 31 March 1903 (Welsh)

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