This late Ethiopian text is a religious meditation centered on St. Michael, an Axumite archbishop of the 16th century. It invokes the Holy Trinity and emphasizing the importance of humility, prayer, and community blessings. It reflects on the role of saints and the significance of divine mercy and guidance, particularly through the character of Abuna Anoreos. Our author encourages faithful worship, the acceptance of offerings, and the recognition of the glory of the Lord in his parish. It intertwines themes of joy, service, and the fulfillment of spiritual duties, culminating in a call for blessings upon all who gather in the name of the Lord.