Titus

Paul instructs Titus to correct the churches in Crete by ordaining priests of good character who can teach sound doctrine and refute false teachings. He warns against disobedient people, especially those of the circumcision, who deceive others for gain. Paul provides guidelines for various groups within the church, including old men and women, young men, leaders, and servants, emphasizing the importance of sound faith, self-restraint, and good works. He also reminds believers to be submissive to authorities, prepared for good works, and to avoid evil speech, foolish questions, and heretics, instead focusing on excelling in good deeds and supporting one another.