Titus 1
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Titus 1:8-16

8but given to hospitality, a lover of good, sober-minded, justG1342, holyG3741, self-controlled; 9holding to the faithfulG4103 wordG3056 which isG1510 accordingG2596 to the teachingG1322, that he may beG1510 ableG1415 both to exhortG3870 in the soundG5198 doctrineG1319, and to convictG1651 the gainsayers.

10For there areG1510 manyG4183 unruly men, vain talkers and deceivers, specially they of the circumcisionG4061, 11whose mouths must be stopped; men who overthrow wholeG3650 houses, teachingG1321 thingsG3739 which they oughtG1163 not, for filthy lucre’s sake. 12OneG5100 of themselves, a prophetG4396 of their ownG2398, saidG3004,

CretansG2912 are alwaysG104 liarsG5583, evilG2556 beastsG2342, idleG692 gluttons.

13This testimonyG3141 isG1510 trueG227. For which causeG156 reprove them sharply, that they may beG1510 soundG5198 in the faithG4102, 14not givingG4337 heed to Jewish fables, and commandmentsG1785 of menG444 who turnG654 awayG654 from the truthG225. 15To the pureG2513 all thingsG3956 are pureG2513: but to them that are defiled and unbelievingG571 nothing is pureG2513; but both their mindG3563 and their conscienceG4893 are defiled. 16They profess that they know GodG2316; but by their worksG2041 they denyG720 him, beingG1510 abominable, and disobedientG545, and unto every goodG18 workG2041 reprobate.

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