From the 1911 hymn book –
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3 thoughts on ““O, My Father”: Spanish”
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Wow! That’s incredibly different from the present version, with much more archaic grammar and vocabulary.
Yes it is very different. But it’s a good translation.
It may have been translated by Rey L. Pratt. He translated many Spanish hymns.