1' According to Titus 1:1, how does Paul describe himself in his greeting to Titus

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• 1.  According to Titus 11, how does Paul
  describe himself in his greeting to Titus?
• A.  A master builder
• B.  A minister of the gospel
• C.  A keeper of the faith
• D.  A bondservant of God

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• 2.  According to Titus 11, in his greeting to
  Titus, what does Paul say accords with (is
  according to) godliness?
• A.  The trying (testing) of ones faith
• B.  The acknowledgment (knowledge) of the truth
• C.  The gift (reward) of the Spirit
• D.  The perseverance (endurance) of the saints

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• 3.  According to Titus 12, in his greeting to
  Titus, what does Paul say that God promised
  before time began (long ages ago)?
• A.  The gospel of Christ
• B.  Baptism of the Holy Spirit
• C.  Eternal life
• D.  The kingdom of God

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• 4.  According to Titus 13, in his greeting to
  Titus, what does Paul say that God has manifested
  through preaching (in the proclamation) and
  committed (entrusted) to Paul according to the
  commandment of God?
• A.  Salvation
• B.  Prophecies
• C.  His grace
• D.  His word

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• 5.  According to Titus 14, in what does Paul
  consider Titus to be a true son (child)?
• A.  Their common faith
• B.  The gospel of Christ
• C.  The grace of God
• D.  The preaching of the word

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• 6.  According to Titus 15, where had Paul left
  Titus?
• A.  Miletus
• B.  Nicopolis
• C.  Crete
• D.  Troas

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• 7.  According to Titus 15, what had Paul left
  Titus to set in order?
• A.  The affairs (dealings) of the church
• B.  The things that are lacking (What remains)
• C.  The collection (offerings) for the saints
• D.  The edification (instruction) of the church

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• 8.  According to Titus 15, what had Paul
  commanded Titus to appoint in every city?
• A.  Deacons
• B.  Ministers
• C.  Teachers
• D.  Elders

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• 9.  According to Titus 16, an elder must be
  blameless and the husband of one wife. What kind
  of children must he have?
• A.  Faithful (Believing)
• B.  Good (Upright)
• C.  Charitable (Kind)
• D.  Respected (Esteemed)

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• 10. According to Titus 17, what must a bishop
  (overseer) be as a steward of God?
• A.  Respected (Esteemed)
• B.  Trustworthy (Dependable)
• C.  Blameless (Above reproach)
• D.  Wise (Prudent)

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• 11. According to Titus 17, in addition to not
  being self-willed, quick-tempered, given
  (addicted) to wine or violent (pugnacious), what
  else did Paul say that a bishop (overseer) must
  not be?
• A.  Deceitful (Dishonest)
• B.  Greedy for money (Fond of sordid gain)
• C.  Worldly (Fleshly)
• D.  Impatient (Intolerant)

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• 12. According to Titus 18, what did Paul say
  that a bishop (overseer) must love?
• A.  What is righteous
• B.  What is holy
• C.  What is good
• D.  What is godly

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• 13. According to Titus 19, why must a bishop
  (overseer) hold fast the faithful word that he
  has been taught?
• A.  That he may be able to give (provide) an
  answer to those who question his faith
• B.  That he may be able to withstand (resist) the
  devils temptations
• C.  That he may be able to rightly divide
  (discern) the truth
• D.  That he may be able to both exhort and
  convict (refute) those who contradict

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• 14. According to Titus 110, Paul said that there
  were many insubordinate (rebellious men), both
  idle (empty) talkers and deceivers. They were
  especially of what group?
• A.  The circumcision
• B.  The Pharisees
• C.  The Jews
• D.  The Greeks

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• 15. According to Titus 110-11, what were the
  idle (empty) talkers and deceivers subverting
  (upsetting)?
• A.  The elect (church)
• B.  Nonbelievers (Unbelievers)
• C.  The gospel (good news)
• D.  Whole households (families)

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• 16. According to Titus 110-11, why were the idle
  (empty) talkers and deceivers teaching things
  which they ought not?
• A.  To be spiteful (malicious)
• B.  For dishonest (sordid) gain
• C.  For their own glory (praise)
• D.  To subvert the gospel (good news)

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• 17. According to Titus 110-12, what did one of
  the idle (empty) talkers and deceivers, a prophet
  of their own, say about Cretans?
• A.  They are diligent adversaries
• B.  They are shameful creatures
• C.  They are always liars
• D.  They are slaves to sin

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• 18. According to Titus 110-13, why did Paul tell
  Titus to rebuke (reprove) the idle (empty)
  talkers and deceivers?
• A.  That they may be silenced
• B.  That they might repent
• C.  That they might not lead other astray
• D.  That they may be sound in the faith

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• 19. According to Titus 114, what was Titus not
  to do concerning Jewish fables and commandments
  of men who turn from the truth?
• A.  Give heed to (Pay attention to)
• B.  Ignore (Disregard)
• C.  Be distressed (troubled) about
• D.  Countenance (Tolerate)

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• 20. According to Titus 115, to whom are all
  things pure?
• A.  The godly
• B.  The pure
• C.  Believers
• D.  The faithful

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• 21. According to Titus 115, what is pure to
  those who are defiled and unbelieving?
• A.  God
• B.  Gold
• C.  Nothing
• D.  The world

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• 22. According to Titus 115-16, those who are
  defiled and unbelieving profess to know God. How
  do they deny him?
• A.  In words (By their speech)
• B.  In manner (By their attitude)
• C.  In works (By their deeds)
• D.  In thought (By their thinking)

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• 23. In Titus 116, which of the following terms
  did Paul not use to describe those who are
  defiled and unbelieving?
• A.  Disobedient
• B.  Sinful (Corrupt)
• C.  Abominable (Detestable)
• D.  Disqualified (Worthless)