Dwy Gerdd: Y Gyntaf Yn Ateb I Wr Boneddig, a Geisiodd Brydyddu Sen I'r Ysbryd A Ddysgynodd Ar Rai Gwrandawyr Bywiol, Ac A'u Gwnaeth Hwy I Ganu, a Dyblu Canu Mawl I Dduw A'r Oen...

Dwy Gerdd is a collection of two poems by William Williams, a prominent Welsh hymn writer and religious figure. The first poem responds to a gentleman who criticized the ecstatic spiritual experiences of some listeners, who were moved to sing praises to God. The poems, written in Welsh, reflect the fervent religious atmosphere of the time and offer insights into Williams' theological perspective. This volume offers readers a glimpse into 18th-century Welsh religious life and the power of spiritual expression through poetry. The work showcases Williams' skill in using verse to convey deep religious feeling and defend his beliefs.

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