Irmos: In the furnace the Hebrew children boldly trod the flame underfoot and transformed the fire into dew, crying out: Blessed art Thou, O Lord God, forever!
Theotokion: Behold the Virgin of whom the great Isaiah said that she would conceive God in her womb and give birth unto Him! To Him do we chant: Blessed is the God of our fathers!
Cleansed of the mire of the passions, and shining with spiritual radiance, thou hast truly passed over to the immaterial Light, O blessed one, where the choirs of fasters dwell forever.
Irmos: Once, in Babylon, the youths who had come forth from Judæa trod down the flame of the furnace with their faith in the Trinity, chanting: O God of our fathers, blessed art Thou!
Thou didst flee all evil, and, embracing goodly change, thou didst immaterially espouse good desires, O blessed one, crying out: Blessed art Thou, O God!
By immeasurable pangs of abstinence thou didst cause the pain of sin to cease, O God-bearer. Wherefore, thou hast found delight in good things devoid of pain, blessing thy Master.
Rich and fertile art thou, O mountain of the caves, for within thine inhabitants hath the Most High been pleased to establish His dwelling; wherefore, with them we also chant: O God of our fathers, blessed art Thou!
Full of fragrance, thou wast like unto the hills of Lebanon, O mountain of the caves, exuding the myrrh of the God-bearing fathers, unto the healing of corrupting ailments; and, inhaling their perfume, we chant: Blessed art Thou, O God of our fathers!
O Ammon and Mardarius, ye two ascetics who were lovers of poverty, and have now acquired riches which cannot be taken away: pray ye that we may obtain the same in the highest, where they chant: Blessed art Thou, O God!
We hymn Rufus, the mirror for fasters and lovers of labor, with the blessed Benjamin who gave away his possessions to the poor that he might acquire Christ, the one pearl. Him let us love, chanting: Blessed art Thou, O God!
O Theophilus, adornment of hierarchs who occupied the see of Novgorod and beheld the Lord Himself: entreat His goodness, that with thee we also may behold His face, and may chant: O God of our fathers, blessed art Thou!
O Martyrius, luminary among deacons and model for those who love labors, who didst possess the gift of expelling evil spirits from men and healing infirmities: drive away from us the spirit of evil and all falsehood, that in purity we may chant: Blessed art Thou, O God!
Glory…: O all-good Trinity, with the glory which Thou hast from ages past prepared for Thy servants glorify those who glorify Thy saints, and vouchsafe that they may chant: O God of our fathers, blessed art Thou!
Now & ever…: O all-joyous Mother and Queen, vouchsafe everlasting joy unto those who offer cries of joy unto thee, and open thou the gates of paradise unto the whole Christian race, which ever chanteth unto thee: Blessed art thou, O Theotokos!
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.