The Letter to Titus

1 Paulus ⁼¬≠servant of·God ¬≠missionoffary also of·Yeshu Christ down·by °¬≠trust of·worded·out of·God and °knowledge·over of·¬≠revelationthat down·by °well-reverence 2 over hope of·life eternal, °which ¬announced the unlying God before times eternal. 3 made·apparent also to·seasons ⁼¬one's·own °the word of·him in ›¬preaching, °which was·¬≠trusted I* down·by °¬command of·the savior of·us of·God: 4 to·Titus to·¬genuine child down·by °common ⁼¬≠trust: gràce and peace off of·God Father and of·Lord Christ Yeshuthe savior of·us.

5 of·this ¬because·of left °you in Crete, so·that °the⁼¬lacking you·should·¬straighten·out·yourself and you·should·station down·by °city °elders as I* to·you I·¬directed·myself: 6 if what is ¬irreproachable, of·one woman man, °children ¬≠having °¬≠trusty, ńot in ›¬accusation of·unsafety or °¬insubordinate. 7 for is·bound °the overwatcher ⁼¬irreproachable to·be as of·God °houselawyer, ńot °¬self-willed, ńot °¬quick-tempered, ńot °¬drunken, ńot °striker, ńot °¬greedy, 8 but °¬hospitable, friend·of·good, ⁼¬self-controlled, just, sacred, ⁼¬self-controlled, 9 ⁼¬clinging·to of·that down·by °the teaching of·¬≠trusty word, so·that potential should·be and to·call·by inthe teachingthe healthy and °theantiwording to·¬≠reprove.

10 for they·are many and ¬insubordinate, vainworders and ¬deceivers møst those⁺ out of·the cutting-about 11 °whichis·bound to·covermouth: who°whole houses they·¬overturn teaching °which⁺ ńot is·bound of·shameful ⁼¬gain ¬because·of. 12 worded whatever out of·them ¬one's·own of·them prophet: Cretans eternally liars, bad beasts, wombs unworking. 13 the witnessthis is ¬≠revealed: through °which ⁼¬charge ꜝ¬≠reprove °them cut-off, so·that they·should·be·healthy inthe ⁼¬≠trust, 14 ńot ¬watching·out to·Yehudaic ⁼¬myths and to·¬≠commandments of·humans ⁼¬turned·away °the ⁼¬≠revelation.

15 all ¬on·the·other·hand clean to·theclean: alsothehaving·been·defiled and to·¬≠distrusting no·one clean, but has·been·defiled of·them and the ⁼¬mind and the conscience. 16 °God they·likeword to·have·seen, also to·theworks they·deny abominable being and ¬disobedient and to °all work good ¬failing.

2 you also speak which¬is·proper to·the healthy teaching.

2 °old ⁼¬sober to·be, °¬noble, ⁼¬self-controlled, healthy to·the ⁼¬≠trust,the love,the remaining·under.

3 °old ¬likewise in standing °¬reverent, ńot °devil, ńot to·wine much °having·been·¬enslaved, teaching·beauty, 4 so·that they·should·¬train °theyoung ⁼¬husband-loving to·be, °¬child-loving, 5 ⁼¬self-controlled, pure, houseworking good, ⁼¬subjected to·the⁼¬one's·own men, so·that ńot the word of·God should·be·blasphemed.

6 °the⁼¬younger ¬likewise call·by to·¬be·of·sound·mind, 7 about °all °yourself self-¬furnishing·occasion °¬mark of·beautiful works, inthe teaching °¬unspoilable ⁼¬incorruptibility, ⁼¬dignity, 8 °word healthy, unknowdownable, so·that that out of·in·anti should·be·¬caused·shame °¬nothing ¬≠having to·word about ‹us °¬evil.

9 °¬≠servants to·¬one's·own masters to·be·¬subjected, in all °¬well-pleasing to·be, ńot °antiwording, 10 ńot °self-¬embezzling but °all ⁼¬≠trust °self-¬showing °good, so·that °the teachingthat of·the savior of·us of·God they·should·cosmotize in all.

11 for was·appeared·over the gràce of·God the salvation to·all humans 12 kid-training °us so·that denying °the irreverence and °thecosmic overkindlings ¬in·self-control and justly and well-reverently we·should·live inthat now to·eternity 13 ¬waiting·for °the blessed hope and °appearing·over of·the glory of·the great God and of·savior of·us of·Yeshu Christ, 14 which gave °himself upfor ‹us so·that should·self-absolve °us off of·all lawlessness and should·cleanse to·himself °people ⁼¬special, Zealot of·beautiful works.

15 °thesespeak and call·by and ꜝ¬≠reprove with all ⁼¬command. ¬nothing of·you ꜝlet·¬despise.

3 undermemory °them to·¬beginnings and to·¬authorities to·be·¬subjected, to·¬obey, to °all work good °¬≠prepared to·be, 2 °¬nothing to·blaspheme, °¬peaceable to·be, °¬gentle, °all °self-¬showing °¬gentleness to °all humans. 3 for we·were once and we ¬foolish, ⁼¬disobedient, ⁼¬leaded·wandering, ⁼¬≠serving to·overkindlings and to·¬pleasures ⁼¬various, in badness and ›¬envy bringing·through, ⁼¬hated, hating °one·another.

4 when also the ⁼¬kindness and the ⁼¬benevolence was·appeared·over of·the savior of·us of·God, 5 not out of·worksthosein justice °whichwe·did we, but down·by °that of·him °mercy saved °us through bathing ‹¬regeneration and ‹¬renewal breath holy 6which poured·out over °us richly through Yeshu Christthe savior ‹us, 7 so·that justified to·that of·that to·gràce law-lotteds we·should·be·gotten·to·be down·by °hope of·life eternal.

8 ¬≠trustythe word, and about ‹theseI·¬≠counsel °you to·¬insist so·that they·should·¬be·careful of·beautiful works to·self-¬set·before thehaving·¬≠trusted to·God: theseis thebeautiful and ¬valuable to·thehumans. 9 °morons also °¬controversies and °begetting-words and °¬quarrels and °¬quarrels lawyer ꜝ¬stand·around·yourself: for they·are ¬useless and vain. 10 °¬schismatic human withafter °one and °second ⁼¬admonition ꜝ¬refuse 11 having·seen that has·been·¬been·warped thesuch·as·this and sins being ⁼¬self-condemned.

12 when·if I·should·¬≠send °¬Artemas to °you or °¬Tychicus, ꜝ¬be·eager to·come to °me into °¬Nicopolis: for there I·have·judged to·¬winter. 13 °¬Zenasthe lawyer and °¬Apollos ¬diligently ꜝ¬help·on·the·way, so·that ¬nothing to·them should·¬lack. 14 ꜝlet·them·study also and our of·beautiful works to·self-¬set·before into °the⁼¬necessary ⁼¬≠needs, so·that ńot they·should·be fruitless.

15 they·greet °you those⁺ with ‹myˊ all. greet °thebefriending °us in ›¬≠trust.

the gràce with all ‹you⁺ amen.

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