Thank you for your concern, but the point I am making is that this "hymn" is filled with remarks which are not the Gospel and thus not biblical. They do not represent the message delivered once for all in the Scriptures although they may represent the gospel as Catholics understand it developed by their traditions. If one reads Paul very carefully, it is evident that the "monk's" view of the Gospel does not comport with that which is described by Paul. So, thank you, but we don't share the same understanding of what it means to be a "reading of the Gospel".
How many times does St. Paul use the words “spirit?” This is the Holy Spirit.
We adhere to the teachings of the Church Universal, including those that were established and taught by the Apostles but (as acknowledged by the Scriptures themselves) passed on by word of mouth and not by writing.
But the Golden Sequence, allowing for poetic license which is found in just about every hymn, does not contradict anything in Scripture. The sevenfold gifts are mentioned by Paul himself.