Irmos: The people of Israel, having fled across the watery deep of the Red Sea with dryshod feet, beholding the mounted captains of the enemy drowned therein, sang with gladness: Let us chant unto our God, for He hath been glorified!
O ye choirs of monks, at the annual commemoration of the God-bearing father haste ye diligently together to the holy cave, and bowing down with love before the shrine of the relics of Nestor the lover of wisdom, chant ye unto God, for gloriously is He glorified in His saints.
Theotokion: O ye choirs of the holy and venerable fathers, standing with the angelic choirs glorify her who gave birth to the Word Who is holier than all the saints, and help us on earth to glorify the Mother of God today, for she is wondrously glorified by all.
O holy Nestor, by thy supplications aid me who am baser than all others, yet who join the choirs of monks and dare to hymn thy memory today; for in thee hath God been wondrously glorified.
Desiring to be numbered among the angelic choirs, thou wast numbered among those who in the flesh were equal to the angels; and having learned from them the angelic life, thou didst ascend to thy noetic desire. Wherefore, we honor thee, for God hath been wondrously glorified in thee.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.