It's St. David's Day - the national day of Wales - so it only seems right to have a hymn line from William Williams, the most famed welsh hymnwriter. In this verse he is describing the peace of God:
O! anchwiliadwy fôr, Sy’n cynnwys ynddo’i hun Ryw annherfynol stôr;
The hymn is set in the context of battle but describes the Gospel as the banner that assures peace. And in this line, O well of peace . . .
O deepest ocean, containing within it, unending stores.
As we have already seen in these blogs, the sea and the sky supply hymnwriters with the poetry of divine greatness - and in a troubled world, how wonderful to reflect that this metaphor of endlessness is also applicable to God's peace in which we rest day by day.
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