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Verse 14. _WHO GAVE HIMSELF FOR US_] Who gave his own life as a
_ransom price_ to redeem ours. This is evidently what is meant, as the
words λυτρωσηται and λαον περιουσιον imply.
The verb λυτροω sign...
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WHO GAVE HIMSELF FOR US - See the notes at Ephesians 5:2.
THAT HE MIGHT REDEEM US FROM ALL INIQUITY - The word here rendered
“redeem” - λυτρόω lutroō, occurs only here and in Luk
24:21;...
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II. THINGS WHICH BECOME SOUND DOCTRINE
CHAPTER 2
_ 1. Adorning the doctrine of our Saviour-God (Titus 2:1)_
2. The grace of God and its work (Titus 2:11)
Titus 2:1
“But speak thou the things which...
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(_b_) TITUS 2:11. ITS DOCTRINAL BASIS. The transformed lives thus
required from different groups are rendered possible by God's own
grace, revealed in the Incarnation. This, for _all_ men (1 Timothy
2...
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THE CHRISTIAN CHARACTER (Titus 2:1-10)
(1) The Senior Men (Titus 2:1-2)...
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For the grace of God, which brings salvation to all men, has appeared,
schooling us to renounce godlessness and worldly desires for forbidden
things, and to live in this world prudently, justly and re...
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FOR. App-104.
REDEEM. Greek. _lutroo_. Only here; Luke 24:21; 1 Peter 1:18.
FROM. App-104.
INIQUITY, App-128.
PECELIAR PEOPLE. a people as an acquisition. Greek. _periousios_. Only
here. Compare...
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The sphere of the Apostolate to claim all Life for God, through His
Grace, and for His Glory
11 14. The first of the two Evangelical outbursts of that -spring of
living water" in St Paul's own heart w...
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_who gave himself for us_ Dr Reynolds well gives the connexion
_-who_in this lofty and august majesty, and because He was possessed
of it _delivered up Himself_His whole unique personality _on our
beh...
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DOCTRINAL GROUND OF THE PRECEDING EXHORTATIONS...
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ΔΣ ἝΔΩΚΕΝ ἙΑΥΤῸΝ ὙΠῈΡ ἩΜΩ͂Ν, _Who gave
Himself for us_. This is the phrase in which St Paul again and again
describes the efficacy of the Lord’s Atonement; cp. Romans 8:32;
Galatians 1:4; Galatians 2:...
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THE GOSPEL PRODUCTIVE OF HOLINESS
Titus 2:11. The grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to
all men, teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we
should live...
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A PECULIAR PEOPLE,— The word περιουσιον, rendered
_peculiar,_ does not appear to have been used by any of the ancient
prophane writers. The LXX seem first to have framed it, in order to
express the He...
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THE MOTIVES FOR CONDUCT Titus 2:11-15
_TEXT 2:11-15_
11 For the grace of God hath appeared, bringing salvation to all men,
12 instructing us, to the intent that, denying ungodliness and worldly
lusts...
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Who gave himself for us, —Christ came to this earth and lived a
perfect and sinless life. He made himself the perfect lamb without
blemish.Who gave himself for our sins, that he might deliver us from...
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Who gave himself for us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity,
and purify unto himself a peculiar people, zealous of good works.
GAVE HIMSELF - Himself, His whole self, the greatest gift ever g...
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14 The ransom of Christ has a present power. Lawlessness is that basic
conception of sin in which it is viewed as a departure from the normal
and natural course of things. The ransom Of Christ will ev...
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2:14 gave (m-2) Or 'has given.' Aorist....
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VARIOUS INSTRUCTIONS FOR CHRISTIAN LIFE AND DOCTRINE
1-15. 'In giving sound doctrine, to offset false teaching, put the
first emphasis on the need of character, because Christ is our reward,
and very...
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In John 8:34, Jesus said that everyone who *sins is a slave to *sin.
*Sin is like his master. God had to punish all *sin. The punishment
for *sin is death (Romans 6:23). But God has not punished peopl...
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A GUIDE FOR CHRISTIAN LEADERS
TITUS
_HILDA BRIGHT AND HELEN POCOCK_
CHAPTER 2
WHAT TITUS HAD TO TEACH
V1 But you, Titus, must teach the things that are true. V2 Teach the
older men that they sho...
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WHO GAVE HIMSELF FOR us. — (See Galatians 1:4; Ephesians 5:25.)
These words take up the thought expressed in the term “Saviour” of
the last verse. “Himself,” His whole self, as has been well said,
“th...
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CHAPTER 23
HOPE AS A MOTIVE POWER-THE PRESENT HOPES OF CHRISTIANS. - Titus 2:11
THERE are not many passages in the Pastoral Epistles which treat so
plainly as this does of doctrine. As a rule St. Pau...
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The justification of this insistence on the universal necessity for
right conduct is the all-embracing scope of the saving grace of God,
which has visibly appeared as a call to repentance, a help to
a...
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ὃς ἔδωκεν ἑαυτὸν κ. τ. λ.: see note on 1 Timothy
2:6. As already observed, this is an appeal from the constraining love
of Christ to the responding love of man.
λυτρώσηται : _deliver_. The language is...
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HOW WE MAY “ADORN THE DOCTRINE”
Titus 2:9
The servants addressed in this tender and priceless paragraph were
household slaves, employed in the most menial drudgery, but they were
taught that even the...
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The apostle then proceeded to show what the behavior of aged men, aged
women, and young men in the Church should be. In connection with the
behavior of bond-servants Paul employed what is perhaps the...
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LOOKING FOR THE LORD
The Christian can change his style of living because he has changed
his focus. Instead of focusing on the here and now, he is expectantly
awaiting the return of the Savior (Titus...
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Who gave himself for us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity,
and purify unto himself a (f) peculiar people, zealous of good works.
(f) As it were a thing peculiarly laid aside for himself....
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_ A people, particularly acceptable. [6] St. Jerome translates an
egregious or eminent people. He says in the Septuagint it corresponds
to segula, which signifies a man's proper possessions, which he...
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(11) В¶ For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared
to all men, (12) Teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly
lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this pre...
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The epistle to Titus has much in common with those to Timothy, as all
must observe; not only as being addressed to a fellow-servant, and
indeed a son in the faith, but in general similarity of charact...
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_A COMPENDIUM OF THE GOSPEL_
‘For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all
men, teaching us … and purify unto Himself a peculiar people,
zealous of good works.’
Titus 2:11
This...
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14_Who gave himself for us_. This is another argument of exhortation,
drawn from the design or effect of the death of Christ, who offered
himself for us, that he might redeem us from the bondage of si...
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"Sound doctrine" takes account of all this, and, in its warnings and
exhortations, maintains all these proprieties. This is the instruction
which the apostle here gives to Titus, with regard to aged m...
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WHO GAVE HIMSELF FOR US,.... Not another, or another's, but himself;
not merely his own things, but his own self; not the world, and the
riches of it, not gold and silver, and such like corruptible th...
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Who gave himself for us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity,
and purify unto himself a peculiar people, zealous of good works.
Ver. 14. _That he might redeem us_] God will have the price of
Ch...
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_Looking_ With eager desire and lively expectation; _for the blessed
hope_ That is, for the blessedness for which we hope; the grace of
hope being here put for the object of it, future and eternal fel...
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Our Saviour Jesus Christ, who gave himself a ransom for us, and will
be our final Judge, is the great God. As such all should regard him,
and ever be governed by his revealed will....
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THE GRACE OF SALVATION AND ITS SANCTIFYING POWER....
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WHO GAVE HIMSELF FOR US THAT HE MIGHT REDEEM US FROM ALL INIQUITY, AND
PURIFY UNTO HIMSELF A PECULIAR PEOPLE, ZEALOUS OF GOOD WORKS....
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In contrast to the vanity of others, as in the previous verses, Titus
has pressed upon him his personal responsibility: "But speak thou the
things which become sound doctrine." "Sound" has the force o...
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11-15 The doctrine of grace and salvation by the gospel, is for all
ranks and conditions of men. It teaches to forsake sin; to have no
more to do with it. An earthly, sensual conversation suits not a...
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OLBGrk;
WHO GAVE HIMSELF FOR US; which great God and Saviour Jesus Christ was
not only sent and given by the Father, 1 THESSALONIANS 3:16, but
freely gave up himself to be incarnate, and to die for us...
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1 Clement
May God, who seeth all things, and who is the Ruler of all spirits and
the Lord of all flesh-who chose our Lord Jesus Christ and us through
Him to be a peculiar[258]
Epistle of Ignatius to...
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Titus 2:14 who G3739 gave G1325 (G5656) Himself G1438 for G5228 us
G2257 that G2443 redeem G3084 ...
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Titus 2:14. FOR US, on our behalf. The design of Christ's
self-offering to death was a moral one
to set us free by payment of a ransom-price (see the root text in
Matthew 20:28) from iniquity (or sin...
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WHO GAVE HIMSELF FOR US
(ος εδωκεν εαυτον υπερ ημων). Paul's great
doctrine (Galatians 1:4; Galatians 2:20; 1 Timothy 2:6).THAT HE MIGHT
REDEEM US
(ινα λυτρωσητα). Final clause, ινα and the aorist...
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REDEEM
SIN
(_ See Scofield) - (Romans 3:24). _...
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Titus 2:14
Zeal.
I. It is not a quality of nature, but an acquirement of grace, of
which the Apostle speaks; for he describes, not what is peculiar to
this or that man, but what is common to all conv...
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Titus 2:6. _Young men likewise exhort to be sober minded._
They are full of spirits, they are very sanguine, they are apt to be
carried away with novelties; exhort them to have that which is thought...
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Titus 2:1. _But speak thou the things which become sound doctrine:_
There are certain things which are suitable to go with sound doctrine;
they are meet and fit and appropriate thereto.
Titus 2:2. _...
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CONTENTS: Pastoral work of a true minister.
CHARACTERS: Christ, Paul, Titus.
CONCLUSION: The ministers of Christ should discharge their duties with
faithfulness, being careful to teach only such trut...
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Titus 2:1. _But speak thou the things which become sound doctrine._
Just the reverse of those men of tongue, reciting fables, instead of
giving the fair illustration of truth, which “when unadorned is...
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HE GAVE HIMSELF FOR US. Compare John 10:17-18; 1 Timothy 2:6. He gave
himself as _the price_ to buy us from the power and punishment of sin
(see 1 Corinthians 6:20;...
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_The __GRACE_ _OF_ _GOD_ _THAT_ _BRINGETH_ _SALVATION_
The gospel
I. What is here said of its nature.
1. The name. “The grace of God.”
2. The subject “Bringing salvation.”
3. The manifestation. “...
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TITUS—NOTE ON TITUS 2:14 TO REDEEM US FROM ALL LAWLESSNESS. This
phrase in Greek closely resembles the Greek translation of Psalms
130:8. One purpose of Jesus’ death was to make
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TITUS—NOTE ON TITUS 2:11 One cannot truly claim to have received
saving grace without also accepting “training grace.” This change
in lifestyle is rooted in the atonement (v. Titus 2:14) and the
expec...
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_CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTES_
Titus 2:11. HATH APPEARED.—In an epiphany. The Sun of Righteousness
with health in His beams had chased away the “hidden things of
darkness.” Like the sun’s light, th...
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EXPOSITION
TITUS 2:1
_Befit _for _become, _A.V.; _the sound _for _sound, _A.V. BUT SPEAK
THOU, etc. The apostle now brings out, in full couldst with the vain
talk of the heretical teachers, the solid...
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Ver. 14. In this verse we have an expansion of the term Saviour
applied to Christ, so presented as to bring out a fresh exhibition of
the grand moral aim contemplated in the grace of the gospel: _Who...
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Vers. 11-14. Taking occasion from what he had just said of the
connection between the conduct of Christians and the doctrine they
professed to have received, and the connection of both with the glory...
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But he said to Titus,
speak the things which become sound doctrine (Titus 2:1):
Again, the emphasis and the exhortation is that of sound doctrine.
Now, teach
that the aged men (Titus 2:2),
And this...
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1 John 3:2; 1 Peter 1:22; 1 Peter 2:12; 1 Peter 2:9; 1 Peter 3:18;...
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Gave himself for us [ε δ ω κ ε ν ε α υ τ ο ν υ π ε ρ
η μ ω ν]. See on 1 Timothy 2:6, and comp. Galatians 1:4. Uper on
behalf of; not instead of. Might redeem [λ υ τ ρ ω σ η τ α
ι]. Only here, Luke 24:...
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THE BLESSED HOPE
Titus 2:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
The Second Coming of Christ remains unto this hour as the Blessed
Hope. It is the lamp that shineth in a dark place until the day dawns,
and the daystar...
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Who gave himself for us — To die in our stead. That he might redeem
us — Miserable bondslaves, as well from the power and the very
being, as from the guilt, of all our sins....
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Observe here, 1. The way and manner how Christ came to be our Saviour,
he GAVE HIMSELF FOR US.
Note, 1. The giver, CHRIST, he gave. 2. The gift, HIMSELF. 3. The
persons for whom he gave himself, FOR...