Irmos: Come, ye people, let us chant a hymn to Christ God, Who divided the sea and guided the people whom He had led forth from the bondage of Egypt, for He hath been glorified.
Come ye, and radiant in our gladness, let us celebrate today the memory of Philaret, forming an harmonious chorus, for Christ God hath wondrously glorified him.
Theotokion: Unceasingly do we cry to thee, chanting the archangel’s greeting: Rejoice! For thou art the cause of all joy, O Mistress, who gavest birth unto the Salvation of the world.
Irmos: Bringing battles to nought with His upraised arm, Christ hath overthrown horse and rider in the Red Sea, and hath saved Israel, who chanteth a hymn of victory.
Thou didst give thy property to God in loan, O Philaret, purchasing things eternal with that which is transitory, O wise one. Wherefore, thou wast vouchsafed to receive a twofold reward, being crowned with honor on earth and with glory in heaven.
Theotokion: O all blessed and most pure Virgin, from misfortunes save those who with faith and love hymn thee as the pure Mother of God, quelling unrestrained savagery.
Being truly a beacon of the love of Christ, in no wise extinguished by the winds of tribulations and temptations, with divine love thou hast enkindled the hearts of the faithful, that they may cry to thee: Rejoice, O Philaret, beloved of God!
Anointed by the divine Spirit, O God-pleasing Nahum, thou art enlightened by His grace; wherefore, honoring the divine foresight of thy mind, we bless thee, O most excellent one.
Instructing thy soul from on high, the grace of the Spirit breathed prophetic activity into thee as is meet, and rendered thy tongue divinely inspired, O right wondrous prophet.
Plucked with the plectrum of the Spirit, thou wast shown to be an instrument hymning God Who loveth us, and proclaiming to all the impartiality of His divine judgment, O right glorious one.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.