Book 56 of 66 · New Testament · Paul's Letters II
Titus
Titus is the 56th book of the Bible and the 17th of the 27 books of the New Testament. It belongs to the Paul's Letters II section (Pauline Letters) and has 3 chapters.
- Book number
- 56 of 66
- Testament
- New Testament (17 of 27)
- Section
- Paul's Letters II
- Group
- Pauline Letters
- Chapters
- 3
- Abbreviation
- Tit
- Comes after
- 2 Timothy
- Comes before
- Philemon
About Titus
Titus instructs Paul's co-worker on Crete about appointing elders and teaching sound doctrine that leads to good works.
Where is Titus in the Bible?
Open a Bible towards the back: Titus is book 56 of 66, right after 2 Timothy and just before Philemon. In the New Testament it is number 17 of 27, in the Paul's Letters II section (Paul's letters to churches and people).
Practise Titus
- Find Titus in Book Hunt — tap it on a shelf of all 66 spines before the timer runs out.
- What number is Titus? Book Number Blitz — drill book numbers 1 to 66 against the clock.
- Is Titus canon? Canon or Not — tell the real 66 from apocryphal and invented titles.
- Old or New? Testament Toss-Up — sort each book into its testament as fast as you can.
- Shelve Paul's Letters II in Order the Books — learn Titus's neighbours by placing the whole section in order.
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