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• 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)

• 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)

• 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)

• 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)

• 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)

• We, after all, were once like the rest of them, reckless, rebellious, the dupes of error; enslaved to a strange medley of desires and appetites, our lives full of meanness and of envy, hateful, and hating one another. (Titus 3, 3)

• Then the kindness of God, our Saviour, dawned on us, his great love for man. (Titus 3, 4)

• He saved us; and it was not thanks to anything we had done for our own justification. In accordance with his own merciful design he saved us, with the cleansing power which gives us new birth, and restores our nature through the Holy Spirit, (Titus 3, 5)

• shed on us in abundant measure through our Saviour, Jesus Christ. (Titus 3, 6)