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  • The older women, too, must carry themselves as befits a holy calling, not given to slanderous talk or enslaved to drunken habits; teaching others by their good example. (Titus 2, 3)

  • From them the younger women must learn orderly behaviour, how to treat their husbands and their children lovingly, (Titus 2, 4)

  • how to be discreet, modest, and sober, busy about the house, kindly, submissive to their own husbands; the preaching of God’s word must not be brought into disrepute. (Titus 2, 5)

  • Encourage the young men, too, to live orderly lives. (Titus 2, 6)

  • Let them find in all thou doest the model of a life nobly lived; let them find thee disinterested in thy teaching, worthy of their respect,✻ (Titus 2, 7)

  • thy doctrine sound beyond all cavil; so that our adversaries may blush to find that they have no opportunity for speaking ill of us. (Titus 2, 8)

  • schooling us to forgo irreverent thoughts and worldly appetites, and to live, in this present world, a life of order, of justice, and of holiness. (Titus 2, 12)

  • We were to look forward, blessed in our hope, to the day when there will be a new dawn of glory, the glory of the great God, the glory of our Saviour Jesus Christ;✻ (Titus 2, 13)

  • who gave himself for us, to ransom us from all our guilt, a people set apart for himself, ambitious of noble deeds. (Titus 2, 14)

  • Be this thy message, lending all authority to thy encouragement and thy reproof. Let no man lightly esteem thee. (Titus 2, 15)

  • Remind them that they have a duty of submissive loyalty to governments and to those in authority, of readiness to undertake any kind of honourable service. (Titus 3, 1)

  • They are not to speak injuriously of anyone, or pick quarrels; they must be considerate, and lose no opportunity of shewing courtesy to the world around them. (Titus 3, 2)


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