1 The salutation. 5 For what purpose Titus was left in Crete. 6 How they should be qualified who are ordained to the ministry. 10 The mouths of evil teachers must be stopped. 12 The bad character of the Cretians.
1 Directions given to Titus both for his doctrine and life. 9 The duty of servants. 11 The gospel teacheth all men to renounce wickedness, and to lead sober, righteous, and godly, lives.
1 Christians are admonished to be subject to civil powers, and of a peaceable and quiet demeanour. 3 They are saved from their sins by God's mercy through Christ, but must maintain good works. 9 Genealogies and contentions about the law are to be avoided; 10 and obstinate heretics to be rejected. 12 Paul appointeth Titus when and where to come to him; 14 recommendeth acts of mercy to Christians; 15 and concludeth with salutations and a benediction.