Irmos: Overwhelming power once laid low the whole army of Pharaoh in the deep, and the incarnate Word hath destroyed pernicious sin. All-glorious is the Lord, for gloriously hath He been glorified.
Enriched with divine gifts, thou didst offer thyself to the Creator as a priceless gift, O father; wherefore, impart grace to my thoughts, for I praise thy radiant memory and thine angelic life today.
Theotokion: Saved for thy sake, O Virgin, with hymns we bless and honor thee as the Mother of God, all-immaculate among women; and together we cry: Rejoice, O cause of our first parents’ restoration!
Nurtured with divine beauty, with fasting thou didst take thy cross upon thy shoulder, O blessed Theodore, and, mortifying thy bodily passions, thou didst follow after Him Who for thy sake had endured voluntary crucifixion.
Arraying thyself mightily against the enemy, and armed with the sword of the Cross, O father, having humbled thyself and been exalted in wisdom, thou didst bring him low. Wherefore, thou wast shown to be a victor and a peer of the saints.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.