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• They profess recognition of God, but their practice contradicts it; it is they who are abominable, who are disloyal, who are ill qualified for the practice of any true virtue.✻ (Titus 1, 16)

• 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)

• no pilfering; they must give good proof of utter fidelity, every action of theirs bringing credit to the teaching which God, our Saviour, has revealed. (Titus 2, 10)

• 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)

• It is well said, and I would have thee dwell on it, that those who have learned to trust in God should be at pains to find honourable employment.✻ That is their duty, and the world will benefit by it. (Titus 3, 8)

• But take no part in vain researches into pedigrees, and controversies that wrangle over points of the law; they are useless folly. (Titus 3, 9)

• It would be well if our brethren would learn to find honourable employment, so as to meet what necessity demands of them, instead of having nothing to contribute.✻ (Titus 3, 14)

• And now, though I might well make bold in Christ to prescribe a duty to thee, (Philemon 1, 8)

• I would sooner have kept him here with me, to attend, as thy deputy, on a prisoner of the gospel, (Philemon 1, 13)

• but I would do nothing without thy leave; thy generosity should be exercised freely, not from lack of choice. (Philemon 1, 14)

• They will perish, but thou wilt remain; they will all be like a cloak that grows threadbare, (Hebrews 1, 11)