Chapter 132
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The fourteenth hymn proclaims the good that will be bestowed on people by the Savior after His shining, and says:
Ps.133:1. Behold, what is good, or what is red...
Ps.132:2. Like myrrh on the head, descending on the bard.
When the Church will be gathered and form, as it were, a single structure; then, and only then, will the anointing of the Holy Spirit and the priesthood be given, initially to the head of the Church, which is Christ, then to the bride, which is the splendor of the face of the Church, that is, the Apostles; and finally it will descend on the whole body, that is, on all who in the Church have put on Christ.
Ps.132:3. For there is a commandment from the Lord: blessing and life for ever.
Says: “there”; It is clear that these brethren live “together” (Ps. 132:1). And the “commandments” to them are not just life, but immortal life. For in Zion the life-giving dew of the All-Holy Spirit was sent down on the sacred Apostles, from which all believers reap eternal blessing, because they “have one heart and soul” (Acts 4:32).
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