Titus 1:4
to Titus, most dearworthy son [or beloved son], by the common faith, grace and (the) peace of God the Father, and of Christ Jesus, our Saviour, (or and of the Messiah Jesus, our Saviour).
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Cross References
Luke 2:11For a Saviour is born today to you, that is Christ the Lord (or who is the Messiah the Lord), in the city of David.
Romans 1:7to all that be at Rome, darlings [or the (be) loved] of God, and called holy, grace [be] to you, and (the) peace of God our Father, and of the Lord Jesus Christ.
2 Corinthians 2:13I had not rest to my spirit (or I had no rest for my spirit), for I found not my brother Titus, but I said to them farewell, and I passed (forth) into Macedonia.
2 Corinthians 7:6But God that comforteth meek men, comforted us in the coming of Titus.
2 Corinthians 8:6So that we prayed Titus, that as he began, so also he perform in you this grace.
2 Corinthians 8:23either for Titus, that is my fellow and helper in you, either for our brethren, (the) apostles of the churches of the glory of Christ. (either for Titus, who is my fellow and helper with you, or for our brothers, the apostles of the churches to the glory of the Messiah.)
Matthew Henry on Titus 1:2-5
Titus Completed by Jeremiah Smith . This Epistle of Paul to Titus is much of the same nature with those to Timothy; both were converts of Paul, and his companions in labours and sufferings; both were in the office of evangelists, whose work was to water the churches planted by the apostles, and to set in order the things that were wanting in them: they were vice-apostles, as it were, working the work of the Lord, as they did, and mostly under their direction, though not despotic and arbitrary, but with the… Read the whole commentary →