Edrych ar y sêr.

4

Y Daith

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Dilynodd y gwŷr doeth seren a darganfod

rhywbeth arbennig….

Wythnos yma rydym ar daith i’r gofod…

…i weld a darganfod .

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Gwŷr doeth,

a ddaeth i Jerwsalem

o’r Dwyrain.

sêr-ddewiniaid,

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“...rydym wedi dilyn y seren o’r Dwyrain…”

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“Ble mae'r un sydd newydd gael ei eni yn frenin yr

Iddewon?”

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“Dyn ni eisiau talu teyrnged iddo." 

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...yr un seren ag yr oeddent wedi ddilyn o’r Dwyrain.

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Dyma’r seren yn mynd o’u blaen, …..

…., nes iddi aros uwchben yr union fan lle roedd y plentyn.

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 Pan aethon nhw i mewn i'r tŷ, dyna lle roedd y plentyn hefo’i

fam, Mair, a dyma nhw’n disgyn ar eu gliniau o’i flaen a'i

addoli.

Yna dyma nhw’n agor eu paciau a rhoi anrhegion

gwerthfawr iddo – aur a thus a myrr.

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Pam eu bod wedi teithio mor bell i weld baban bach?

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Pam bod y seren yn arwain i’r plentyn arbennig yma?

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..a pam eu bod wedi ei addoli?

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Ydy, mae Duw wedi caru’r byd cymaint nes iddo roi ei unig Fab, er mwyn i bwy bynnag

sy'n credu ynddo beidio mynd i ddistryw ond cael bywyd

tragwyddol.

Ioan 3:16

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