Likutei Moharan 59:2/ליקוטי מוהר"ן נ״ט:ב׳

12. This fire of the angel is made from the aspect of mishpat, by his ‘ordering his devarav with mishpat ’—by a person judging himself. This is the aspect of “For God will execute mishpat by fire” (Isaiah 66:16). And the mishpat is in the heart, in the aspect of “Aharon bore the mishpat of the Israelites on his heart at all times” (Exodus 28:30) .

2Then, mishpat comes to light—i.e., the heart is filled with fervor—and it sits on the throne, in the aspect of “He has set up His throne for mishpat” (Psalms 9:8). This is the aforementioned aspect of glory, in the aspect of “the Throne of Glory” (Jeremiah 17:12).

3{“Brace my steps b’maaglotekha (in Your paths), lest my legs falter” (Psalms 17:5).} This is likewise the aspect of “Brace my steps b’maaglotekha.” “My steps” are the aforementioned aspect of the feet; “b’maAGLotekha” is the aspect of the Throne of Glory, the aspect of “The throne had a back with an AGoL (rounded) top” (1 Kings 10:19)—i.e., the glory envelops the heart, as explained above.

4This is also the aspect of “the faithful city, filled with mishpat” (Isaiah 1:21). “City” is the aspect of the aforementioned holy city, Yerushalayim. It envelops mishpat. This is the aspect of “At that time Yerushalayim will be called ‘God’s Throne,’ and all the nations will gather there in the name of God… They will no longer follow the dictates of their evil hearts” (Jeremiah 3:17). This is because the aforementioned fire of the angels that is within the heart humbles their evil hearts.