Paul instructs Titus to correct the communities in Crete by ordaining priests with qualities such as hospitality and kindness, and to rebuke disobedient individuals who contradict sound doctrine. He advises on the behavior of different groups, including old men and women, young men, leaders, and servants, emphasizing the importance of self-restraint, good works, and sound doctrine. Believers are to be submissive to authorities, display meekness, and excel in good works, while avoiding foolish questions and heretics.