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The Interpretation of St. Paul’s Epistles to the Colossians, to the Thessalonians, to Timothy, to Titus, and to Philemon is unavailable, but you can change that!

Thorough as a student of Greek, R. C. H. Lenski interprets the books of the New Testament with meticulous exegetical research while providing an original, literal translation of the text. With his conservative Lutheran perspective, he is unwavering in his high view of Scriptural authority, probing deeply and passionately—arguing his conclusions masterfully. Beyond exegesis, he provides...

for many a year. When Paul parted from him, we feel sure that the two talked over just what Titus was to do as Paul’s representative. As far as Titus was concerned, this was enough. Yet, when dealing with the Cretans, it was a great advantage to have the main things in written form. Paul sends them in this letter just as he does to Timothy in First Timothy. Study the letter in this light; its purpose and its contents will thus be clearer. In our translation we indicate the fact that the articles
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