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His purpose was to establish the faith of God’s chosen people and to establish the knowledge of the truth.
He promised it to them before all the ages of time.
No.
God entrusted it to the apostle Paul.
Titus was like a true son to Paul because of their common faith.
He must be the husband of one wife and have faithful children who are not accused of reckless behavior or rebellion.
He must not be arrogant or easily angered or addicted to wine or a brawler or greedy.
He is like God’s household manager.
An elder should be hospitable, a friend of what is good, sensible, righteous, holy, and self-controlled.
He must hold tightly to it, and thus, be able to encourage and rebuke others.
They were upsetting whole households.
They wanted shameful profit.
He must rebuke them severely so they might be sound in the faith.
They should not pay attention to Jewish myths and to commandments of men.
Both his mind and conscience are corrupted.
He denies God through his actions.
They should be temperate, dignified, sensible, and sound in faith, in love, and in perseverance.
They should be reverent, sober, not be slanderers, be teachers of what is good.
They should teach them to love and obey their husbands, and to love their children.
In his teaching, he should be uncorrupted, act with dignity, and deliver a sound message that is above criticism.
Those who oppose him will be ashamed because they have nothing bad to say about him.
They are to obey their masters, be pleasing, and should not argue.
It will bring credit to the teaching about God our Savior.
The grace of God can save everyone.
The grace of God trains us to reject godlessness and worldly passions.
Believers look forward to receiving the blessed hope: the appearance of the glory of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ.
He gave himself in order to redeem us from lawlessness and to purify for himself a people who are zealous to do good works.
The believer should submit to them and obey them, and be ready for every good work.
Their various passions and pleasures lead them astray and enslave them.
He saved us through the washing of new birth and renewal by the Holy Spirit.
We are saved only because of God’s mercy.
God makes us become his heirs.
Believers should be careful to do the good works.
Believers should avoid foolish debates, genealogies, strife, and conflict about religious law.
We should reject a divisive person.
Believers must learn to engage themselves in doing good works that provide for essential needs.