Irmos: That which had been hewn down cut through the undivided, and the sun saw land which it had not seen before. The water engulfed the cruel enemy; and Israel traversed the impassable, and chanted the hymn: Let us sing to the Lord, for gloriously hath He been glorified!
Katavasia as prescribed by the Typicon.
O Word of God, overlooking my transgressions and granting utterance unto my mouth, help me worthily to hymn the venerable Job, the earthly angel and heavenly man, the boast of Volhynia.
Theotokion: In that thou art the Mother of God, who hast boldness before the only-begotten Word Who was born of thee, and before His Father Who is equally without beginning, and the consubstantial Spirit, cease not to pray, O all-immaculate one, that those who glorify thee as the Theotokos may be saved from tribulations.
O venerable one, thou wast truly an all-radiant beacon for the world, pointing out the way of salvation unto all. Wherefore, be thou also a helper for me, that I may glorify thy life and acquire compunction.
In the home of thy parents didst thou first come to know the Lord, O glorious Job; and while but a child thou didst show forth perfect wisdom when thou didst choose the monastic life; and, disdaining all the things of life, thou didst love the one God.
Lifting up thine eyes and soul, in a life pleasing unto God thou didst quickly surpass the brethren in the Ugornitsky Monastery, holding thyself to be the least of all, and thereby showing thyself to Jesus to be the greatest, being a most beloved model for old and young alike.
Calling thee to mind, who didst battle well against the demons, O venerable one, I am ashamed of my slothfulness and am afraid of the multitude of my sins; but by thy supplications, O holy one, grant me the good desire to finish the rest of my life in repentance.
Translated by Isaac Lambertsen. Edition menaion.en.lambertsen.