The 17th book of the
New Testament
This is a letter written by the
Apostle Paul to Timothy (the
pastor of the
church at Crete). This letter is more of a personal nature, encouraging and counselling Titus in his difficult Job of leading the often-heretical church at Crete.
chapters:
1
2
3
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Book: Titus
Chapters: 1 ·
2 ·
3 ·
This epistle chiefly contains directions to
Titus concerning
the elders of the
Church, and the manner in which he should give
instruction; and the latter part tells him to urge obedience to
magistrates, to enforce good
Works, avoid foolish questions, and
shun heresies. The instructions the
Apostle gave are all
Plain
and simple. The
Christian religion was not formed to answer
worldly or selfish views, but it is the
Wisdom of
God and the
power of
God.