Irmos: Honoring her with hymns, let us magnify the Theotokos who was prefigured on Sinai to Moses the law-giver by the bush and the fire, who conceived the fire of God in her womb without being consumed, who is the most radiant and inextinguishable lamp.
With faith let us form a most sacred chorus, with unity of mind and soul fervently blessing Hermes and Herodion, Rufus and Agabus, the great Asyncritus and the divine Phlegon, who themselves beheld the Word.
Theotokion: Like flame-bearing tongs thou didst receive in thy womb the noetic Coal which consumeth our passions, illumineth our souls and dispelleth the darkness of the madness of idolatry, O pure and greatly hymned Virgin.
Truly revealed as mystical olive-trees, the divinely eloquent ones have anointed our souls and faces with grace and delivered us from the oppression of the ungodly and the darkness of ignorance. Wherefore, they are called blessed as is meet.
O wise apostles of the Deliverer, ye have delivered us from much groaning and slavery to the enemy, the ancient cause of our fall; and with divine hope ye have shown us the ways which lead to the kingdom of heaven.
O six-branched candlestand of holy disciples, earnestly entreat the splendor of the threefold Sun, that He illumine souls of us who celebrate your most radiant memory, and deliver us from darkness and everlasting damnation.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.