Irmos: Let us sing a song / to our wonderful God, / who freed Israel from work, / a song of victory, singing and crying: / we will sing to You, the only Master.
Let us all pray to Christ, / who has created remembrance today of the dead, / that he may deliver eternal fire to those who have fallen asleep in faith, / and the hope of eternal life.
By the depth of your destinies, O Christ, / the All-Wise One, you have predetermined / the end of life, the limit and the image. / Moreover, I have covered the grave in every country, / the All-Bountiful One will save you at the trial.
You have given the limits of our life, / even those who have fallen from the night of life, / show the uneven day to the sons, Lord, / Orthodox priests, and all Your faithful people.
Even the water has covered, and the battle has been reaped, / the coward has already been embraced, and the murderers have been killed, / and the fire has already fallen, O faithful ones, / Be merciful in the execution of the righteous.
Despise all our carnal debts, O our Savior, / in every age of the entire human race, / stand before Thy judgment without condemnation, / answering to Thee the Creator.
Glory, Trinity: Three united Natures I sing, Self-hypostatic Persons, / unbegotten of the Father, the begotten Son, and the Holy Spirit: / beginningless Kingdom, power, one Divinity.
And now, the Mother of God: Truly You have appeared as heaven on earth, / greater than the highest heaven, Blessed Virgin: / from You the Sun has risen in the world, ruling over righteousness.
Irmos: You see, / for I am your God, / born from the Father in the first world, / and from the Virgin in the last, without a husband, / and the destructive sin of the forefather Adam, as the Lover of Mankind.
You see, for I am your God, / having established the limits of life with righteous judgment, / receiving all the fallen into incorruption from aphids, / in the hope of the eternal resurrection.
From the four ends of the Lord, accept the faithfully departed, / in the sea, or on the earth, or in the rivers, springs, or ezereh, / or in the same age food that was eaten by beasts, and May the birds and reptiles rest in peace.
In Your hand, all things, Lord, / Thou didst foreordain them to be resolved into four, / at Thy coming Thou didst raise them up, / all that were in ignorance and understanding, thereby forgiving sins.
Oh your terrible second coming, Lord! / Once upon a time you came to earth in the form of lightning, / causing all your creation to be judged, / those who then lived in faith in you, / who found you to be like you.
Glory, Trinity: Most Perfect Unity, Most Divine, Trinitarian, / Unborn Father and Only Begotten Son, The Soul proceeds from the Father, but is the Son: / One Being and Nature, Lordship, Kingdom, save us all.
And now, Mother of God: The unspeakable miracle of Your Nativity, Mother of the Virgin: / how do you give birth and are also pure? / How do you Otrocha give birth, and not weigh the temptation of a man? / Like a message more than nature, the Word of God born from Me is new.
Irmos: Establish with Your hand, O Word of God, the heavens, / with the enlightenment of Your true knowledge, / confirm our hearts that trust in You.
Having passed the course of life, / in the glory of the pious righteous, be clothed with the crown of grace, O God, / and enjoy eternal blessings.
In vain they were caught, burned by lightning, / and frozen with frost, and with every wound, / rest, O God, when you have tempted everything with fire.
The sea of eternal life has floated, O Christ, / into Thy imperishable life, a haven of refuge, / nourished by the Orthodox life.
Whose every creature of the sea and the birds of the air, / will be devoured by Christ, by Thy destinies, / resurrect, O God, on the last day with glory.
Glory, Trinity: Intelligently the Divine Unit, / in three Persons, simply interspersing the insectless copulation: / like the speed of lightning, tri-shining is seen in unity.
And now, the Mother of God: Your bewildered miracle: you gave birth without a husband, / and you kept your pure virginity when you were born. / And there are many angels, and the human race sings to Thee forever.
For our sake, you endured the Cross and death, / and the mortifying hell, and the co-resurrection of the dead, / departed from us, O Savior, rest in peace, as the Lover of Mankind, / and at Your trembling and terrible coming O life-giver, / for thou hast abundant mercy, / Thy kingdom is a blessing.
Glory. And now, Mother of God: Show Your speedy protection, and help, and mercy on Your servants, / and Pure waves, tame vain thoughts, / and raise up my fallen soul, O Mother of God, / for we know the Virgin, as you can, as you can, and as you will.
Irmos: From the mountain overshadowed by the Word, O prophet, / the only Mother of God, / wanting to be incarnate, see God-like, / and glorify Your power with fear.
Fathers and forefathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers, / from the first and even to the last, / in the goodness of the dead and in good faith, / remember all, our Savior.
In grief, on the way, in deserted places, those who left their lives in faith, / the monks and the Balti people, the young men and the elders, / lived with the saints in Christ.
From sadness and joy, who passed unreliably, / who changed her life by faith, / who suffered in prosperity, or in atrocity, / all rest, our Savior.
Even if you kill the sword and the horse, / hail, snow and multiplied clouds, / even if you strangle the plinth, or the dust of the dust, / Christ our Savior, rest.
Glory, Trinity: It is strange that there is one, and three, / The Divinity is all indivisible in one Person: / For the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are worshiped, for there is one God.
And now, Mother of God: Direct us, Virgin, with Your prayers, / caring for those overwhelmed by the wave of sin, / to the saving haven, Mother of God, / delivering from all evil.
Irmos: My spirit will awaken to You, O God, / the light of the command of Your coming will shine, / in which our Master will illuminate our mind, / and guide us on the path of life.
Every day the memory of those who died piously / from eternity has been created, O Lord, / we diligently cry out to You: / all rest is with Your saints.
From everyone you have received, generation and generation / of kings, princes, or Orthodox monastics, Generous, / deliver eternal torment.
All those whom you have created, useful and knowledgeable, / whom you have allowed, the Lord, to die precariously through sudden falls, / deliver from all torment, our God.
The ever-scorching fire, and from the unluminous darkness, / the gnashing of teeth, and the endlessly tormenting worm, and all torment / deliver, O our Savior, all that truly died.
Glory, Trinity: One-throne, beginningless, Trinitarian Unity, / by division Unity, and contrary to the Persons having a Nature, / united us into one by the will of Your commandments.
And now, the Mother of God: More than the fiery seraphim, you appeared, the Most Pure and Honest, / having given birth to the unapproachable Jesus the Savior, / the embodiment of the deified mixture of earthly beings.
Irmos: O Lover of mankind, accept me, my sins are many, / and accept Thy bounty, / as a prophet, O Lord, and save me.
Having resolved the diseases of death, having suffered, O our God, the Author of life, / may your servants, who have departed from eternity, rest.
By Thy unspeakable destinies, / who have killed the enchanting drink, poison, bone strangulation, / with the saints, Lord, rest.
Whenever you are judged by all sorts of things, / standing naked and revealed before Your face, / then, Generous, have mercy on those who served You faithfully, O God.
With the last trumpet I sounded Your Archangel, / for the resurrection of life / of all, then Christ, Your servants, rest.
From time immemorial you have received the faithful, O God, / every generation of mankind, / to glorify You forever with those who serve You.
Glory, Trinity: Trisagion Godhead, One-throne, / Father, Son with the Holy Spirit, / Thou art my God, by Thy almighty uphold all things.
And now, the Mother of God: From your root the flower of life has risen, / Father Jesse leapt / saving the world, from the Pure Maiden Christ God.
Rest with the saints, / Christ, / Thy servant of the soul, / where there is no sickness, no sorrow, / no sighing, / but endless life.
Thou art the only immortal One, / who created and created man: / to this earth we were created from the earth, / and to the other earth we will go, / as you commanded, who created me and who gave me a river: / as you are the earth, and to the earth you will return, / and even if all men will go, / a funeral lament creating a song: / Hallelujah.
Irmos: In the beginning you founded the earth, / and established the heavens with the Word, / blessed art thou forever, / Lord God our Father.
Blessed are you forever, O Lord God our Father.
Suddenly she died piously, and from the rapids of all things fallen, / wood, iron, every stone, / rest, O God, the faithful departed.
At Your terrible coming, Thou hast placed Bountifully at the right hand of Thy sheep, / Orthodox, those who have served Christ in life, and have come to Thee.
In the face of Christ, Your chosen ones, Your servants, cry out to You: / Blessed are You forever, O Lord God our Father.
From the earth you have shared the dust, / quickened the flesh with the Spirit, O Generous Savior, / what you have received, God rest you, in an ageless belly.
Glory, Trinity: Like the three suns is the Divinity, / may the Divinity be sung by the dissolution of one light, / the Father, and the Son, and the Divine Spirit, / one in Nature, but three in Hypostasis.
And now, the Mother of God: in accordance with David, we sing the song of Ty, / calling the mountain of God the Virgin, / in which the Word has taken up flesh, / deified us spiritually in Himself.
Irmos: Glorified on the mountain of saints, / and in the bush with fire of the Ever-Virgin Moses, the mystery was revealed, / Sing to the Lord and exalt to all ages.
Having first crushed the shadow of death, / rising like the sun from the grave, / created the sons of Your Resurrection, O Lord of glory, / all who died in faith, forever.
Unknown and hidden to the Witness, / when you want to reveal the works of darkness and the counsels of our hearts, / then do not exhaust the words with all those who have fallen asleep in faith.
When you sit on the throne, and order them to appear before the court, / gathered by a trumpet from the ends of the earth, / then spare everyone, O Christ, who is merciful.
Those who died in vain from accidents, / from the cry of the green and rapid flow, / from strangling, strangling, and kicking, / the Lord of glory, weakened those who have fallen by faith forever.
Let us bless the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, the Lord.
As I sing Thee as the Unity Being, / as I honor Thee as the Trinity of Persons: / Father, and Son, and Holy Soul, / I glorify the beginningless power of Your Kingdom forever.
And now and ever and unto ages of ages, amen.
Theotokos: A living stream, a sealed source, appeared to the Virgin Mary: / having given birth to the Lord without a husband, / watered the faithful immortality with water forever.
We praise, bless, and worship the Lord, singing and exalting ourselves forever.
Irmos: Manifested on the mountain of the lawmaker in lights and bushes / The Nativity of the Ever-Virgin, / in our faithful salvation, / with songs of non-silent majesty.
Where is the dwelling of Thy saints who rejoice, O Lord, / all who have fallen asleep from time immemorial, may in faith and hope rejoice in the Lord.
Having died by God’s rebuke, / all kinds of deadly thunderbolts carried from heaven, / the earth dissected, the sea roaring, / all the faithful, O Christ, rest.
Every age, old and young, / babies and children, and pissing milk, / male and female nature, / rest, O God, that thou hast received the faithful.
From the poisonous remorse of the deceased, / from the devouring of serpents, from the trampling of horses, / and from strangulation, and the promise from the sincere, / by the faith of You, who served as repose.
Whoever died in faith by name, / from time immemorial and from generation to generation, / will present You without condemnation to Your Word, / at the coming of Your grace.
Glory, Trinity: One God in the Trinity, glory to You without ceasing: / even though God is One, but there is one Nature, / Father, and Son, and Spirit, with three-light properties.
And now, the Mother of God: Thy Nativity is greater than the mind: you gave birth to the One who existed, / and fed on milk unspeakably, the Giver of the world, / holding Him who contains everything, the only Christ / Our Savior, All-blameless.
Thou art possessor of the living and the dead, / may Thy servants rest in the chosen villages, / even though she sinned, O Savior, but did not depart from Thee.
Glory: May Thy servant rest in the land of the living, Lord, / from whom sickness, sadness and sighing together will flee, / cleanse, as the Lover of Mankind, even those who have sinned in life, / alone Thou art sinless and merciful, / Lord of the dead and the living.
And now, Mother of God: Mary, Bride of God, Christ, unceasingly pray for us, Thy servants, / with the God-speaking prophets, and the martyr councils, / the hierarchs and the venerables, and all the righteous, / to be heirs Heavenly Kingdom.