Interpretation of the Apostle Paul's letter to Titus

Contents Introduction About Saint Titus About the Cretan Christians Time and place of writing the epistle The motivation and purpose of writing the epistle Division Preface 1) Inscription and greeting 2) Beginning of the Epistle Rules for the guidance of St. Titus, and in his person and all the organizers of the Churches 1) Rules regarding the installation of bishops a) What kind of family man and citizen can be considered worthy of the episcopacy? b) What kind of morals should a bishop have? c) What kind of teaching should a bishop be? 2) Rules in case someone spreads wrong thoughts 3) An indication of what and how the faithful should be taught, in accordance with their age and condition a) What is the good character of elders and elders? b) What is the good character of young women and young men? c) A reminder that the teacher himself should be exemplary in everything d) What is the good character of slaves? e) The suggestion that then the whole economy of salvation is in Christ Jesus, so that believers become zealous for good deeds f) What is the good character of a Christian as a citizen? g) The suggestion that then is the grace of the Holy Spirit to transform us from bad to good h) This is what you teach, and renounce empty strife and drive away heretics. Afterword You might be interested in: