A Practical and Exegetical Commentary on the Epistle to Titus
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
Expounding on the principles and doctrines provided by the epistle to Titus, William Graham offers succinct commentary concerning authorship, authenticity of the text, and inherent meaning. Graham provides elucidation of the text through interlinear translation and annotation, as well as critical semantic interpretation.
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Key Features
- Includes the original Greek text for additional study
- Contains intelligent exegesis on the epistle of Titus
- Provides verse-by-verse commentary
Contents
- The Claims of the Apostle
- The Hope of Life
- The Preaching of the Gospel
- The Apostolic Salutation
- The Church in Crete
- The Character of the Bishops
- The Contrasts
- The Aged Men
- The Aged Women
- The Young Women
- The Young Men
- Servants
- The Grace of God
- The Effects of the Grace of God
- His Dying Love
- The Pastoral Work and Authority
- Political Submission
- The Use of the Tongue
- Our Miserable Estate by Nature
- The Grace of God
Praise for the Print Edition
The commentary is more readable that works of the same nature. It is one of those works . . . that readers interested in this class of literature will probably secure.
—Tait’s Edinburgh Magazine
Product Details
- Title: A Practical and Exegetical Commentary on the Epistle to Titus
- Author: William Graham
- Publisher: James Nisbet and Co.
- Publication Date: 1860
- Pages: 173
About William Graham
William Graham (1823–1887) was educated at the University of Glasgow before being ordained in 1846. Graham later became the pastor of Presbyterian Church College until 1880. He became professor of church history at Presbyterian Church College, London from 1880–1887.