Paul leaves Titus in Crete to set churches in order and appoint elders in every city. He lists qualifications centered on blameless character, faithful household leadership, self-control, hospitality, sound doctrine, and ability to answer gainsayers. He then warns about vain talkers, deceivers, and teachers whose profession is contradicted by corrupt works.
Paul leaves Titus in Crete to set churches in order and appoint elders in every city. He lists qualifications centered on blameless character, faithful household leadership, self-control, hospitality, sound doctrine, and ability to answer gainsayers. He then warns about vain talkers, deceivers, and teachers whose profession is contradicted by corrupt works.
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