New Testament
Titus
The Book of Titus is part of the New Testament of the Douay-Rheims Bible, containing 3 chapters and 230 verses. Read every chapter below, verse by verse.
Author & Date
The Apostle Paul, writing to his co-worker Titus. Around AD 62–67.
Historical Context
Paul left Titus to organize the young church on Crete, and this letter gives instructions for appointing elders and correcting false teachers.
Key Themes
Church order, sound doctrine, and good works flowing from grace.