
The World English Bible (WEB): Titus
This concise New Testament letter offers practical guidance for organizing and strengthening a young Christian community in Crete. Writing to Titus, a trusted fellow worker, Paul addresses the qualities needed in church leaders, the dangers of deceptive teaching, and the importance of holding firmly to sound doctrine.
The message then turns to daily conduct, encouraging older and younger believers, servants, and leaders to live with self-control, integrity, patience, and kindness. At its heart is the transforming grace of God, which brings salvation and calls believers to reject ungodliness while remaining eager to do good. The closing counsel emphasizes respectful citizenship, humility, mercy, and unity, while warning against fruitless quarrels and divisive arguments. Direct yet pastoral, this short letter connects faith with character and shows how belief is meant to shape every part of community life.
Language
en
Duration
~5 minutes (5K characters)
Release date
Jun 1, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
“Anonymous” is the enduring name given to writers whose identities are unknown, undisclosed, or lost to history. Their works invite readers to focus on the story, ideas, and voice rather than the person behind the page.
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