The Apostle Paul In The Book Of Titus
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The author of the book of Titus is Paul and most believe Titus was written around 65-66 A.D. The apostle Paul is one of the most popular and very well-known characters of the Bible. Paul, who was known as one of the most passionate and well versed in his faith with God throughout the whole Bible,. Before becoming an apostle, Paul’s previous name was Saul. Saul started out living a lifestyle out of anger and rage. He hated Christians but after witnessing the stoning of Stephen, his eyes were opened. A once angry and hated by everyone one kind of man was then changed by watching a death of a radical Christ follower, which was, started a spark in Saul’s heart. Christ showed Saul how he needed to internally and externally transformation if he wanted to see change start to take place and Jesus Christ then finally changed Saul …show more content…
It was a personal letter from Paul to one of Paul’s dear friends Titus. Paul had become very fond of his brother in Christ and as a great spiritual leader; he wanted to write him words of encouragement and wisdom. Titus is specifically for people who have been called into ministry. One of the many main goals behind writing Titus was clear up to a misunderstanding in the churches of Crete. Another reason behind the writing was to help the churches in and around that area grow. Paul wanted to challenge them in their faith, knowledge, and living a godly lifestyle. Finally, one of Paul’s last and most known reasons was to stop the false teachers. Like all of the Epistles, Paul came to challenge and encourage Christian believers not to stay content in the life they now live but to grow and be uncomfortable in their walk with God. Paul had a very clear message, he and spoke only from the Word and what God told him. Paul shared the basic knowledge of what it means to follow Jesus and to know how to walk out a God-fearing
The author of the book of Titus is Paul and most believe Titus was written around 65-66 A.D. The apostle Paul is one of the most popular and very well-known characters of the Bible. Paul, who was known as one of the most passionate and well versed in his faith with God throughout the whole Bible,. Before becoming an apostle, Paul’s previous name was Saul. Saul started out living a lifestyle out of anger and rage. He hated Christians but after witnessing the stoning of Stephen, his eyes were opened. A once angry and hated by everyone one kind of man was then changed by watching a death of a radical Christ follower, which was, started a spark in Saul’s heart. Christ showed Saul how he needed to internally and externally transformation if he wanted to see change start to take place and Jesus Christ then finally changed Saul …show more content…
It was a personal letter from Paul to one of Paul’s dear friends Titus. Paul had become very fond of his brother in Christ and as a great spiritual leader; he wanted to write him words of encouragement and wisdom. Titus is specifically for people who have been called into ministry. One of the many main goals behind writing Titus was clear up to a misunderstanding in the churches of Crete. Another reason behind the writing was to help the churches in and around that area grow. Paul wanted to challenge them in their faith, knowledge, and living a godly lifestyle. Finally, one of Paul’s last and most known reasons was to stop the false teachers. Like all of the Epistles, Paul came to challenge and encourage Christian believers not to stay content in the life they now live but to grow and be uncomfortable in their walk with God. Paul had a very clear message, he and spoke only from the Word and what God told him. Paul shared the basic knowledge of what it means to follow Jesus and to know how to walk out a God-fearing