\subsection{Titus 2}
\VS{1} But you, speak what is proper for sound teaching: 
\VS{2} [that the] aged [men] be sober 
minded, dignified, prudent, sound in faith, in agape-love, in endurance; 
\VS{3} [that the] aged [women] likewise [be] in behavior worthy of reverence, not slanderous, nor enslaved by much wine, teaching what is good, 
\VS{4} in order that they 
encourage the young [women] to be husband philia-lovers, child-philia-lovers, 
\VS{5} prudent, pure, working at home, good, being subject to their own 
husbands, in order that the word of God not be slandered. 
\VS{6} Likewise be 
exhorting the young men to be prudent in everything, 
\VS{7} showing yourself 
to be [a] pattern of good works in teaching, [showing] incorruption, dignity, 
\VS{8} [speaking] sound words beyond reproach, in order that the opponent be shamed, having nothing to be saying concerning us [about how we are] worthless. 
\VS{9} [Be exhorting] slaves to be being subject 
to their own masters\fnDespotes() in everything, to be giving satisfaction, not 
contradicting, 
\VS{10} not misappropriating, but showing all good 
trustworthiness, in order that the teaching of God our savior be adorned in 
everything. 
\VS{11} For the grace of God bringing salvation has appeared to 
all men, 
\VS{12} instructing us, in order that, denying the impious and 
worldly lusts, we zoe-live\fnZoe{} prudently and justly and piously in the present age, 
\VS{13} awaiting the blessed hope and glorious appearance of our great God 
and savior Christ Jesus, 
\VS{14} who gave himself in our behalf, in order 
that he redeem us from all lawlessness and cleanse to himself [a] special 
people, zealots of good works. 
\VS{15} Be speaking these [things] and be exhorting 
and be reproving with all command; let\fnImperative{} no one be 
disregarding you.
