Scripture index: Titus

Tit 1:1
- Unconditional election › Believers elected
Tit 1:1–3
- Covenant theology › Covenant of Redemption
Tit 1:2
- Attributes of God › Omnipotence (all-powerful)
- Attributes of God › Veracity (truthful)
- Ex nihilo creation › God was alone in eternity before creating
- Scripture › We recognize Scripture by its unity and harmony
Tit 1:4
- Father is God › The Father is God (not exhaustive)
- God the Father › Unspecified (simply “the” Father)
- Trinity › Father is fully God
Tit 1:5
- Church government › Every church has plurality of elders
- Church government › Elder, every occurrence of
Tit 1:5–7
- Church government › Elder, bishop, pastor are same office
Tit 1:5–9
- Church government › Elder, qualifications for, duties of
Tit 1:7
- Church government › bishop/overseer, every occurrence of
- Paid ministry › Ministers should not be greedy
Tit 1:9
- Essential doctrines › In essentials, unity
- Gospel › Warnings against false gospels/doctrines
Tit 1:10
- Vain thoughts › False doctrine, worldly wisdom, philosophy is vain, wasted thought
Tit 1:10–14
- Church discipline › Instructions for discipline
Tit 1:10–16
- Religious dietary rules › All things are clean
Tit 1:11
- Subjects of baptism › Household head has representative role
Tit 1:13–14
- Essential doctrines › In essentials, unity
Tit 1:15
- Essential doctrines › In non-essentials, liberty
- Religious dietary rules › All things are clean
Tit 1:15–16
- Essential doctrines › Unbelief and heresy are damnable
- Total depravity › Depravity of each man is total
Tit 2:1
- Essential doctrines › Unbelief and heresy are damnable
- Gospel › Warnings against false gospels/doctrines
Tit 2:2
- Complementarianism › Biblical manhood
Tit 2:3–5
- Complementarianism › Biblical womanhood
Tit 2:6
- Complementarianism › Biblical manhood
Tit 2:11
- Arminianism › Atonement is unlimited
- Arminianism › Prevenient grace
- Definite atonement › Christ died for “all” or “everyone”
Tit 2:11–14
- Gospel › Saved by grace, works follow
- Jesus is God › “Besides me there is no savior”
Tit 2:12–13
- Second coming › “No man knows the day or the hour”
Tit 2:13
- Hypostatic union › Jesus is God
- Jesus is God › God
- Trinity › Son is fully God
Tit 2:13–14
- Definite atonement › Secures salvation
Tit 2:14
- Abrahamic covenant › NT church represented as a nation
- Definite atonement › Christ died for the elect
- Doctrines of grace › Definite atonement
- Jesus is God › “No man can ransom another”
Tit 3:1
- Citizenship › Earthly citizenship
Tit 3:3
- Slavery › Sinners are enslaved to sin
Tit 3:4–5
- God is love › God loves an otherwise unspecified audience (“you” or “us”)
Tit 3:4–7
- Jesus is God › “Besides me there is no savior”
Tit 3:4–8
- Gospel › Saved by grace, works follow
Tit 3:5
- Baptism › Baptism signifies spiritual washing (implying water is only necessary symbol)
- Baptism › “Born of water” in Jn 3:5 indicates inward washing and renewal
- Baptism › Salvation is not of works
- Essential practices › Salvation is not of works
- Gospel › Salvation is not of works
Tit 3:5–6
- Trinity › Triadic pattern explicit in NT
Tit 3:5–7
- Baptism › Baptism refers to washing away of sin and spiritual renewal
Tit 3:7
- Heirs of God › Heirs of God
Tit 3:9
- Vain thoughts › False doctrine, worldly wisdom, philosophy is vain, wasted thought
Tit 3:9–11
- Church discipline › Instructions for discipline
Tit 3:10–11
- Essential doctrines › In essentials, unity
Tit 3:14
- Gospel › Saved by grace, works follow

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