Come and study Holy Scriptures with us as Father Stephen DeYoung teaches verse by verse on the podcast

The Whole Council of God. Father Stephen is a former Protestant pastor and Bible teacher in the

Reformed Church, but now an Orthodox priest serving at Archangel Gabriel Orthodox Church

in Lafayette, Louisiana.

So I'm going to go ahead and get started.

And let me get started in just a moment.

Tonight we're going to be covering two whole books because they're both very short.

Those are St. Paul's epistle to Titus and St. Paul's epistle to Philemon, the latter of which is like a paragraph.

So that's why we're going to be talking about both of them this evening.

So I'm going to basically, and and i anticipate ancient faith will probably snip this in half

and release it as two separate ones um so uh i'll sort of introduce each separately to facilitate

them doing that i could be i could be a jerk and just do both introductions now.

And then go through both books and make,

make poor Tim Wenger.

Shout out to poor Tim Wenger, who edits this.

Because I do nothing to edit it and nothing to make his job any easier at all ever.

Yeah. edit it and nothing to make his job any easier at all ever. Yeah, I won't do that. I'll be nice. So the introduction to St. Paul's Epistle to Titus

is going to be pretty short because we're basically dittoing a lot of the stuff we said about

1st and and second Timothy.

And in fact, as we go through his epistle to St. Titus, we'll see that he's even going to be

saying a lot of the same things that he said, particularly in First Timothy.

And this is, it was written around the same time.

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