Titus

Epistles/Letters by Paul c. AD 63-65

Titus is Paul's letter to his co-worker on the island of Crete, providing instructions for establishing church order. It emphasizes sound doctrine, good works, and the grace of God that transforms lives.

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1 Appointing Elders in Crete 16 verses ≈ 1 min Titus, Paul ✓ Download Read Listen
2 Sound Doctrine and Good Works 15 verses ≈ 1 min Titus, Paul ✓ Download Read Listen
3 Saved by Grace, Not Works 15 verses ≈ 1 min Titus, Paul ✓ Download Read Listen

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Written to Paul's representative on the island of Crete
Cretans had such a bad reputation that 'to Cretanize' meant to lie
Contains qualifications for elders similar to 1 Timothy
Contains 'the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared' (2:11)
Titus was a Gentile convert who became a trusted leader
Paul calls Titus 'mine own son after the common faith'
Contains 'not by works of righteousness which we have done' (3:5)
Only 3 chapters but covers church organization and Christian living
Titus later became the traditional first bishop of Crete
Paul had sent Titus on difficult missions to Corinth and Crete