Prayer for Trinitarian Worship and the Judgment of the Spirit

Having listened to us and benefiting us; then also to you; and so much 'then', as it is fitting after the uncreated to decently remember the order of natures. Entreat privately on my behalf and those from me and with me, for it was not permitted to provide more to us than this: that the intention upon this might be preserved for me unmoved, and that the prayer, making the most good, self-sufficient and undivided Trinity, be received; and that we might be honored to hymn-trinitarian-speak it in the heavens for the infinite ages of ages, and for the sake of its promised and believed-in unending and indivisible kingdom. Amen, amen, amen.

For all things are to judge with Christ, but the time is tending again toward the original hypothesis, that with Christ, as God and Creator, the Holy Spirit is to judge all things. For whose is it to judge, if not the one having communion with the Maker of them, in divinity and kingship? As Isaiah prophesies (Isa 11:1-4): 'A rod shall come forth from the root of Jesse and a flower shall rise up from the root. And the Spirit of God shall rest upon him, a spirit of wisdom and understanding, a spirit of counsel and might, a spirit of knowledge and piety; and the Spirit shall fill him with the fear of God. He shall not judge according to the appearance, nor declare according to the speech; but he shall judge the poor with judgment and reprove the proud, and he shall select the humble of the earth, and shall tread the earth with the word of his mouth, and shall lift up the impious by the Spirit through his lips.' He speaks of a rod and a flower from the root of Jesse, the one sprouting from it in the incarnation and perfuming the hills with his own fragrance, upon whom we saw in the Gospels the Holy Spirit resting, and him as a judge with the Holy Spirit in the...