On Faithfulness and Belief in Divine Omnipotence

Translation

in faithfulness, in a comradeship, far removed from an
earthly entering into the garden of Eden and, obediently
in the sense of our own inability, yet with a living
faith in divine omnipotence, as one who in all
its great unpretentiousness is nevertheless a representative power,
place ourselves at the root of the world-tree, from which
then would issue 12 embryo-like (hierarchical?) rays
which would then have as their constant task to spread
knowledge of what is taking place in the heavenly
workshop. So great is the goal. So may
North v v Judas          You, Lord, who gives the growth,
(thought)                 show us Your omnipotence – we are unable
                          to carry this out ourselves.
                          We can do nothing
South vv vv Johannes    other than stretch ourselves
(feeling)                upward with ever greater and
                          greater longing.

Instill in us, O Lord, so strong a faith in You and
Your justifying powers that we may take ever
greater distance from the mockery of life.
Amen, so be it in the name of the Most High.
John (and Judas) stood highest, the first in the realm of feeling, the
second in the realm of thought, but they were also