Titus 1:1referencesRomans 1:1
Both passages introduce Paul as a servant of God and an apostle, emphasizing his role in spreading the faith and the truth of the gospel.
Thematic focusApostleship, Servanthood, Gospel.
Cross-References — Titus 1
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Titus 1:2references2 Timothy 1:1
Both verses speak of the hope of eternal life, which God promised before the beginning of time, highlighting the assurance and faithfulness of God's promises.
Thematic focusEternal Life, God's Promises, Hope.
Titus 1:5referencesActs 14:23
Titus 1:5 discusses appointing elders in every town, similar to the practice in Acts 14:23 where Paul and Barnabas appoint elders in the churches they established.
Thematic focusChurch Leadership, Eldership, Apostolic Practice.
Titus 1:9references1 Timothy 3:2
Both passages outline the qualifications for church leaders, emphasizing the importance of holding firmly to sound doctrine and being able to teach.
Thematic focusSound Doctrine, Teaching, Qualifications for Leaders.
Titus 1:12referencesActs 17:28
Titus 1:12 quotes a Cretan prophet, similar to how Paul quotes Greek poets in Acts 17:28, showing his use of cultural references to communicate truth.
Thematic focusCultural Engagement, Truth, Communication.
Titus 1:15referencesMatthew 15:11
Titus 1:15 discusses purity, stating that to the pure all things are pure, which aligns with Jesus' teaching in Matthew 15:11 about what truly defiles a person.
Thematic focusPurity, Inner Cleanliness, True Defilement.