Irmos: O Theotokos, we, the faithful, perceive thee to be a noetic furnace; for, as the supremely Exalted One saved the three youths, in thy womb the praised and most glorious God of our fathers wholly renewed the world.
In his epistle the Apostle Paul proclaimed thee to be a sacred chamberlain of the Church of Christ in Jerusalem, O Erastus. With them we honor thee, chanting unto Christ: O praised and most glorious God of our fathers, blessed art Thou!
Theotokion: O Maiden, thou gavest flesh unto the consubstantial Word of the Father, Who hath appeared to those who are on earth in the body, and thou gavest birth unto Him as man, that the praised and most glorious God of our fathers might save man.
Proved by the enduring of trials and tribulations and persecutions, and adorned with the wounds of Christ, O Erastus most rich in grace, thou didst cry aloud: O praised God of our fathers, blessed art Thou!
Thou wast shown to be a proclaimer of the new law, O Quartus, leading the estranged away from the old iniquity and bringing to renewal of life those who cry: O praised God of our fathers, blessed art Thou!
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.