Book Introduction
Titus
Written by Paul
The Author
Paul — The missionary who turned the Roman Empire upside down — wrote this to his co-worker organizing churches on
Traditionally attributed to Paul, addressed to his co-worker . Same scholarly debate as the other regarding authorship.
~62-66 AD (if Paul) or later (if {g:Pseudonymous|pseudonymous})
— Paul's trusted co-worker organizing churches on
To guide in appointing leaders and establishing order in the Cretan churches
What's It About?
Titus is Paul's playbook for building healthy churches from scratch. He left on the island of — a place with a rough reputation — to organize the new churches there. The letter covers appointing solid leaders, shutting down false teachers, and one of the most beautiful passages in the Bible: 'The grace of God has appeared, bringing for all people, training us to renounce ungodliness' (2:11-12). It's short but punches way above its weight.
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