Titus

9 Exhort ¹^aslaves to be subject to their own masters in all things, to be well pleasing, not contradicting,

10 Not pilfering, but showing all good ¹faithfulness that they may ²adorn the teaching of our ³^aSavior God in all things.

11 ¹For the ²^agrace of God, ³bringing salvation to ^ball men, has ⁴^cappeared,

12 Training us that, denying ¹^aungodliness and ²^bworldly lusts, we should live ³^csoberly and ⁴^drighteously and ^egodly in the ^fpresent age,

13 ¹^aAwaiting the ²blessed hope, even the ^bappearing of the ³^cglory of our ⁴great ^dGod and Savior, Jesus Christ,

14 Who ^agave Himself ¹for us that He might ²^bredeem us ^cfrom all lawlessness and ^dpurify to Himself a ³particular ^epeople as His unique possession, ^fzealous of good works.

15 ¹These things speak, and ^aexhort and ²^bconvict with all ³^cauthority. ⁴Let no one ^ddespise you.

CHAPTER 3

1 Remind them to be ¹^asubject to rulers, to authorities, to be obedient, to be ^bready unto every good work,

2 To ^aslander no one, to be ¹^buncontentious, ²^cgentle, showing all ^dmeekness toward all men.

3 For we also ¹were ^aonce foolish, ^bdisobedient, ^cdeceived, serving as ^dslaves ^evarious ²lusts and ^fpleasures, spending our lives in ^gmalice and ^henvy, hateful, hating one another.

4 But when the ¹^akindness and the ^blove to man of our ^cSavior God ^dappeared,

5 Not out of ¹^aworks in ^brighteousness which we did but according to His ²^cmercy He ^dsaved us, through the ³^ewashing of ⁴^fregeneration and the ^grenewing of the ⁵Holy ^hSpirit,

6 Whom He ¹^apoured out upon us ^brichly through Jesus Christ our Savior,

7 ¹In order that having been ^ajustified by ²His ^bgrace, we might become ³^cheirs according to the ^dhope of ^eeternal life.

8 ^aFaithful is ¹the word, and concerning ²these things I desire you to ³^bconfidently affirm, so that those who have believed in God may be careful to maintain ^crespectable works. These things are good and profitable to men.

9 But ¹^aavoid foolish ²^bquestionings and ³^cgenealogies and ⁴^dstrifes and ⁵^econtentions about the ⁶^flaw, for they are ^gunprofitable and ⁷^hvain.

10 A ¹^afactious man, after a first and second ^badmonition, ²^crefuse,

11 Knowing that such a one is ¹perverted and is ^asinning, though he is condemned by his own self.

12 When I send Artemas to you or ^aTychicus, be diligent to ^bcome to me at ¹^cNicopolis, for I have decided to spend the ^dwinter there.

13 ¹Zenas the ²^alawyer and ^bApollos ^csend forward diligently that nothing may be lacking to them.

14 And let those also who are ours learn to maintain ^arespectable works for their necessary ^bneeds, that they may not be ^cunfruitful.

15 All who are ^awith me greet you. Greet those who ^blove us in ¹^cfaith. ^dGrace be with you all.

2 Timothy 4 :19 — Titus 2 :8

19 Greet Prisca and ^aAquila and the house of ^bOnesiphorus.

20 ^aErastus remained in ^bCorinth, and ^cTrophimus I left at ¹^dMiletus ²sick.

21 Be diligent to come before ^awinter. Eubulus greets you, as well as Pudens and Linus and Claudia and all the brothers.

22 The Lord be with your ¹^aspirit. ²^bGrace be with you.

CHAPTER 1

1 Paul, a ^aslave of God and an apostle of Jesus Christ ^baccording to the ¹^cfaith of God’s ²^dchosen ones and the ³^efull knowledge of the truth, which is ⁴^faccording to godliness,

2 In the ¹^ahope of ²^beternal life, which God, who ^ccannot lie, ³^dpromised ⁴before the ^etimes of the ages

3 But in ¹^aits own times ^bmanifested ²His ^cword in the ^dproclamation with which I was ^eentrusted ^faccording to the ³command of our ^fSavior God;

4 To ^aTitus, genuine ^bchild ^caccording to the ¹common faith: Grace and peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Savior.

5 For this cause I left you in ^aCrete, that you might set in order the things which I have begun that remain and appoint ^belders in ¹^cevery city, as I ^ddirected you:

6 ^aIf anyone is ^bunreprovable, the ¹husband of one wife, having believing children not accused of ^cdissoluteness or ^dunruly.

7 For the ¹^aoverseer must be unreprovable as a ^bsteward of God, not ^cself-willed, ²not quick tempered, ³not an excessive drinker, ⁴not a striker, ⁵not greedy for base gain;

8 But ¹hospitable, a ^alover of good, ²of a sober mind, righteous, ³holy, self-controlled;

9 ¹^aHolding to the ²^bfaithful word, which is according to the ³teaching of the apostles, that he may be able both to exhort by the ⁴^chealthy teaching and to ⁵convict ⁶those who ^doppose.

10 For there are many ^aunruly men, ^bvain talkers and ^cdeceivers, especially ¹^dthose of the circumcision,

11 Whose mouths must be ¹stopped, who overthrow whole ^ahouseholds, teaching ^bthings ²^cfor the sake of base gain, which they ought not to do.

12 One from among ¹themselves, a ²^aprophet of their own, said, ^bCretans are always liars, evil beasts, idle ³gluttons.

13 This testimony is true; for which cause ¹^areprove them ²^bseverely that they may be ³^chealthy in the ⁴faith,

14 Not paying attention to Jewish ¹^amyths and the ²^bcommandments of men who ³^cturn away from the ⁴^dtruth.

15 ¹All things are ^apure to the pure; yet to those who are ²defiled and unbelieving ^bnothing is pure, but both their ³^cmind and their conscience are ²defiled.

16 They ¹profess to know God, but by their works they ^adeny Him, being ^babominable and ^cdisobedient and, as to every good work, ²^ddisapproved.

CHAPTER 2

1 But you, speak the things which are fitting to the ¹^ahealthy teaching.

2 Exhort ^aolder men to be ¹^btemperate, ²^cgrave, ³of a ^dsober mind, ⁴^ehealthy in ^ffaith, in love, in ^gendurance;

3 ^aOlder women likewise to be in ¹demeanor as ^bbefits those who engage in ²sacred things, ³not ^cslanderers, nor ⁴^denslaved by much wine, ⁵teachers of what is ^egood,

4 That they may ¹train the young women ²to love their husbands, to love their children,

5 To be of a ^asober mind, ^bpure, workers at ^chome, ¹good, ^dsubject to their own husbands, that the ²^eword of God would not be ³blasphemed.

6 The ^ayounger men likewise exhort to be of a ^bsober mind,

7 Concerning all things ¹presenting yourself as a ^apattern of good works: in your teaching showing incorruption, ²^bgravity,

8 ^aHealthy speech that cannot be ¹condemned, that ²he who ^bopposes may be put to ^cshame, having ³nothing evil to say about us.

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