Sound (υγιη, Attic usually υγια in accusative singular), elsewhere in Pastorals participle υγιανων (verse 1).

That …

Sound speech.

Sound speech, that cannot be condemned.—The substance of Titus’s teaching, whether in more personal interactions with ind…

In all things shewing yourself a pattern of good works: in doctrine shewing uncorruptness, gravity, sincerity, sound speech, that cannot be con…

Titus must also demonstrate “soundness of speech that cannot be condemned.” The content of his teaching and ordinary conversation must have two cha…

Sound speech, unblamable: “Sound speech” relates (in my opinion) to ordinary life and familiar conversation, for it would be absurd to int…

Sound speech that cannot be condemned
In the public ministry, the wholesome words of our Lord Jesus should be used, …

Older disciples of Christ must behave in everything according to Christian doctrine. That the aged men be sober; not thinking that the fra…

1. Above, the Apostle instructed Titus on what to teach those under his care. But because actions speak louder than words, he now tells him …