New American Standard Bible 1995

Titus 3:9-14

9But 1avoid 2foolish controversies and 3genealogies and strife and 4disputes about the Law, for they are 5unprofitable and worthless. 10 6Reject a 7factious man 8after a first and second warning, 11knowing that such a man is 9perverted and is sinning, being self-condemned.

12When I send Artemas or 10Tychicus to you, 11make every effort to come to me at Nicopolis, for I have decided to 12spend the winter there. 13Diligently help Zenas the 13lawyer and 14Apollos on their way so that nothing is lacking for them. 14 15Our people must also learn to 16engage in good 17deeds to meet 18pressing needs, so that they will not be 19unfruitful.

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Notes

1. Titus 3:9 2 Tim 2:16 ↩
2. Titus 3:9 1 Tim 1:4; 2 Tim 2:23 ↩
3. Titus 3:9 1 Tim 1:4 ↩
4. Titus 3:9 James 4:1 ↩
5. Titus 3:9 2 Tim 2:14 ↩
6. Titus 3:10 2 John 10 ↩
7. Titus 3:10 Rom 16:17 ↩
8. Titus 3:10 Matt 18:15f ↩
9. Titus 3:11 Titus 1:14 ↩
10. Titus 3:12 Acts 20:4; Eph 6:21f; Col 4:7f; 2 Tim 4:12 ↩
11. Titus 3:12 2 Tim 4:9 ↩
12. Titus 3:12 2 Tim 4:21 ↩
13. Titus 3:13 Matt 22:35 ↩
14. Titus 3:13 Acts 18:24; 1 Cor 16:12 ↩
15. Titus 3:14 Titus 2:8 ↩
16. Titus 3:14 Titus 3:8 ↩
17. Titus 3:14 Or occupations ↩
18. Titus 3:14 Rom 12:13; Phil 4:16 ↩
19. Titus 3:14 Matt 7:19; Phil 1:11; Col 1:10 ↩

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