Titus 2 | Strong's Bible

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CHAPTER 2

But

as for you,

speak

the things that

are consistent with

sound

doctrine.

Older men

are to be

temperate,

dignified,

self-controlled,

and sound

in faith,

love,

and

perseverance.

Older women,

likewise,

are to be reverent

in

their behavior,

not

slanderers

or

addicted

to much

wine,

but teachers of good.

In this way

they can train

the

young women

to

love their husbands

and children,

to be self-controlled,

pure,

managers of their households,

kind,

and subject

to their

own

husbands,

so that

the

word

of God

will not be discredited.

In the same way,

urge

the

younger men

to be self-controlled.

In

everything,

show

yourself

to be an example

by doing good

works.

In

your

teaching

show integrity,

dignity,

and wholesome

speech

that is above reproach,

so that

anyone

who

opposes us

will be ashamed

to have

nothing

bad

to say

about

us.

Slaves

are to submit

to their own

masters

in

everything,

to be

well-pleasing,

not

argumentative,

not

stealing from them,

but

showing

all

good

faith,

so that

in

every respect

they will adorn

the

teaching

about

God

our

Savior.

For

the

grace

of God

has appeared,

bringing salvation

to all

men.

It instructs

us

to

renounce

ungodliness

and

worldly

passions,

and to live

sensible,

upright,

and

godly lives

in

the

present

age,

as we await

the

blessed

hope

and

glorious

appearance

of

our

great

God

and

Savior,

Jesus

Christ.

He

gave

Himself

for

us

to

redeem

us

from

all

lawlessness

and

to purify

for Himself

a people

for His own possession,

zealous

for good

deeds.

Speak

these things

as

you encourage

and

rebuke

with

all

authority.

Let no one

despise

you.

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