\subsection{Titus 3}
\VS{1} Be reminding them to be submitting to rulers [and] authorities, to be obeying, to 
be ready for every good work, 
\VS{2} slandering no one, being fight-less, 
fair, showing all gentleness to every man. 
\VS{3} For we ourselves were also 
mindless, disobedient, deceived, slaving to lusts and various pleasures, 
going [about] in evil and corruption, hateful, and hating one another. 
\VS{4} But when the kindness and philia-love-of-men of our God appeared, 
\VS{5} not from works of justness which we ourselves did, but according to his mercy he 
saved us through [the] washing of regeneration and [through the] renewal of [the] Holy Spirit, 
\VS{6} which he poured out upon us richly through Jesus Christ our savior, 
\VS{7} in order that having been justified by that grace, we become heirs 
according to [the] hope of eternal zoe-life\fnZoe{}. 
\VS{8} Trustworthy [is this] word, and concerning 
these [things] I intend you to be insisting, that those having believed in God be 
being intent on being busy with good works. These [things] are good and profitable 
for men. 
\VS{9} But avoid foolish controversy and genealogies and strife and 
fights pertaining to the law, for they are unprofitable and futile. 
\VS{10} Be rejecting [a] factitious man after the first and second admonition, 
\VS{11} knowing that [he is] such that have turned aside and sin, being self-condemned. 

\VS{12} When I send Artemas to you or Timothy, be earnest to come to me in 
Nicopolis, for I have decided to winter here. 
\VS{13} Send Zenas the lawyer 
and Apollos on their way earnestly, in order that nothing be lacking to 
them. 
\VS{14} And let\fnImperative{} ours also be learning to be 
busying themselves with good works for necessary needs, in order that they 
not be unfruitful. 
\VS{15} All those with me greet you. Greet those 
philia-loving us in faith. Grace [be]\footnote{or ``[is]''} with you all.