COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLE TO TITUS

DISCOURSE 1 on Titus. 1:1–4. Time of writing the epistle. — What is the knowledge of the truth by faith? — You need to preach with boldness. — Duties and Difficulties of Episcopal Service.

DISCOURSE 2 on Titus. 1:5–6. The Works of the Apostles. — The duty of a pastor. "Pavel did more than Plato. — Neglect of glory and honor is difficult for a person. "There is no need to look for honors in this life.

DISCOURSE 3 on Titus. 1:12–14. An explanation of Paul's words and his references to pagan writers. — Why the Magi were guided by the star. — Methods of denunciation and correction. — Of the pure and the impure. Sin is an impurity that must be avoided.

DISCOURSE 4 on Titus. 2:2–5. Disadvantages of old age. "The consent of spouses is a great blessing. — Qualities of a good servant. — Joseph in Egypt. "Good manners are attractive.

DISCOURSE 5 on Titus. 2:11–14. The efficacy of God's grace. — What are the worldly lusts? — The harm of greed. — Against those who say that the Son is less than the Father. "One must refrain from reproach. — The Story of Androgeus.

DISCOURSE 6 on Titus. 3:8–11. It is necessary to avoid disputes with heretics. "We must carefully seek out the poor. "He who gives alms gains more than he who receives it. — A narrow path. "Wealth is thorns. — One must patiently endure sorrows. — The Story of the Two Martyrs.

COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLE TO PHILEMON

Preface.

DISCOURSE 1 on Philm. 1–3. About mercy and compassion. "Some people pay more attention to people than to God.

DISCOURSE 2 on Philm. 4–6. Masters should not be too demanding of servants. — We must find for ourselves the motivation for love in the love of Christ.

DISCOURSE 3 on Philm. 17–19. Prayer is a great blessing when we do deeds worthy of it. "If God demands an account and punishes, this does not mean that He is not good.