Tito 2:1-10

1 Fomenta la enseñanza correcta
Tito, en cuanto a ti, fomenta la clase de vida que refleje la sana enseñanza.

2 Enseña a los hombres mayores a ejercitar el control propio, a ser dignos de respeto y a vivir sabiamente. Deben tener una fe sólida y estar llenos de amor y paciencia.

3 De manera similar, enseña a las mujeres mayores a vivir de una manera que honre a Dios. No deben calumniar a nadie ni emborracharse.
En cambio, deberían enseñarles a otros lo que es bueno.

4 Esas mujeres mayores tienen que instruir a las más jóvenes a amar a sus esposos y a sus hijos,

5 a vivir sabiamente y a ser puras, a trabajar en su hogar,
a hacer el bien y a someterse a sus esposos. Entonces no deshonrarán la palabra de Dios.

6 Del mismo modo, anima a los hombres jóvenes a vivir sabiamente.

7 Y sé tú mismo un ejemplo para ellos al hacer todo tipo de buenas acciones. Que todo lo que hagas refleje la integridad y la seriedad de tu enseñanza.

8 Enseña la verdad, para que no puedan criticar tu enseñanza. Entonces los que se nos oponen quedarán avergonzados y no tendrán nada malo que decir de nosotros.

9 Los esclavos siempre deben obedecer a sus amos y hacer todo lo posible por agradarlos. No deben ser respondones

10 ni robar, sino demostrar que son buenos y absolutamente dignos de confianza. Entonces harán que la enseñanza acerca de Dios nuestro Salvador sea atractiva en todos los sentidos.

Tito 2:1-10 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO TITUS 2

In this chapter the apostle exhorts Timothy to the discharge of his office with respect to all sorts of persons, of every age, sex; and condition, he was concerned with, giving reasons for it, taken from the nature of the Gospel of Christ: he exhorts him in general to insist in his public ministry on those things, which were agreeable to sound doctrine, Tit 2:1 and particularly what became aged men and aged women, and young men and young women, Tit 2:2-6 in all which, both with respect to doctrine and practice, he desires him to be a pattern to them, that so even his very adversaries may be ashamed, having nothing evil to say of him, Tit 2:7,8. And next he charges him to exhort servants, to obey their masters, and seek to please them, and not contradict them, and to be faithful to them; that so the doctrine of God their Saviour, professed by them, might be adorned in all things, Tit 2:9,10. And the reasons why the apostle would have duty urged on persons of every age, sex, and state, are taken from the nature of the Gospel being a doctrine of grace and salvation, which was preached to all sorts of persons, Tit 2:11, and from the efficacy of it, in teaching men to deny sin, and live a holy life and conversation, Tit 2:12 and from an expectation of eternal glory and happiness at the appearance of Christ, which the Gospel encourages to, Tit 2:13; and from the end of Christ's giving himself for his people, and redeeming them from sin, the sum and substance of the Gospel, which was, that they might be purified, and be zealous of good works, Tit 2:14 and these exhortations were to be delivered by Titus with authority, and in such a manner, that he might not be despised, Tit 2:15.