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Titus 1:2 · BSB
1:2 in the hope of eternal life, which God, who cannot lie, promised before time began.
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…living. That's the curse that was placed on Adam. However, God promised that there would be a time when there would be a Savior. Let's look now atTitus 1:2. Titus 1:2. To get the context, let's go up to verse 1. Paul, a bondservant of God, and the apostle of Jesus Christ according to the faith of God,…
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…has purposed will come to pass. And he's abolished death. That's some of my favorite verses right here. This is big. Turn over to Titus chapter 1.Titus chapter 1 verse 2. This gives us hope to know that this sovereign God uh has purpose to love us, purpose to save us, purpose to comfort us, you know, purpose to take…
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…can know as a Christian that there's hope in the world whether you feel it or experience it or not, simply because the Bible tells you it's true.Titus 1:2, Paul says, in hope of eternal life, which God, who cannot lie, promised before the world began. In the midst of all the noise in our society that…
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…not a man that what he should lie. God does not lie. God will never be a false witness. To who? For what? Number two, nature of God in this light.Titus 1, verse 2, it says what? It says, God that cannot lie. God that cannot lie. God cannot lie. It's impossible for God to lie. It's like saying a man comes to…
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…faithful to his word. I've said this over and over again. I think one of the first scriptures that every believer should be called to memorize isTitus chapter 1, verse 2. God cannot lie. God cannot lie. You know that there would never be any reason to question a person that could not lie. Not wouldn't lie, can't.…
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…outline sheet that I gave you. Psalm 2, Psalm 110, Isaiah 53, John 6, verse 7 to 37 to 39, John 17, verses 1 to 6, Ephesians 1, verses 3 to 14, andTitus 1, verse 2. But here's just a quick explanation. This is how and why we can understand that in Revelation, chapter 13, verse 8, It speaks of the lamb slain…
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…to bring sickness on someone, you would have to change. You would have to alter what you do. And God said in Malachi 3, 6, I change not. He said inTitus chapter 1, verse 2, I cannot lie. Over and over again, he said that. And why is this so important? Because we're settling that. Right? That so God's not the problem,…
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…himself. Jesus said, "I am the way and the truth and the life." Jesus says of God the Father, "Your word is truth. God never lies." We're told inTitus 1:2, "Because the Bible is the word of God, it's one of the works of God and so it is consistent with his character. If God cannot lie, then the Bible…
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…a person that's done all that I've done? Billy Graham reached over and picked up his Bible that he preached from. And he he turned it over here toTitus, chapter 1, verse 2. And he read to Steve McQueen, in hope of eternal life, which God, who cannot lie, promised from the beginning of the world. And he underlined it…
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…when the world around us is dim and dark, the light of the gospel shines ever brighter. This really brings us back to Paul's opening words here inTitus chapter 1, verses 1 through 4. If you have a New American Standard Bible, the heading is Salutation. Seems pretty simple. Seems like something we could just gloss over,…
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As Chad mentioned, we're in Titus. We'll be reading fromTitus chapter 1, verses 1 through 4in your New American Standard Bible. No doubt it says salutation as the heading there. This is God's holy, inspired, and inerrant word. Paul, a…
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…there. Christ a lamb without blemish or defect. He was chosen before the creation of the world but was revealed in these last times for your sake.Titus 1:2in hope of eternal life which God who never lies promised before the ages began. So this has always been the plan that God would send his beloved…
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…stewards that they be found faithful. What's the mysteries of God? The doctrines of God and the gospel of God. That's what he's talking about here.Titus chapter 1, verse 1 through 3. Paul, a servant of God and an apostle of Jesus Christ for the sake of the faith of God's elect. Do you see that? Paul is a slave of God and an…
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…the book of Revelation, it describes the plan of salvation as the book of life of the Lamb who was slain from before the foundations of the earth.Titus 1, verse 2says, as a promise made in eternity past. Before there was time, there was the plan of salvation. Before there was an unfolding series of events,…
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…not act? Does he promise and not fulfill? And of course, the implied answer to those rhetorical questions is absolutely not. Or you can considerTitus 1, verses 1 to 3, where Paul introduces the epistle this way. Paul, a servant of God and an apostle of Jesus Christ, for the faith of God's elect and their…
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…your enemy, he's your friend, and we can delight in him, despite all the things going on around us, because God has promised, and God never lies.Titus 1, verse 2says that, in hope of eternal life, which God, who never lies, promised beforehand, before the ages began. Job lost a little bit of sight of this,…
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…condemned by God. Speaking of speech that is categorically condemned by God, look at what he says in verse 9. Do not lie to one another.Titus chapter 1, verse 2says that God cannot lie. So of course, lying is categorically condemned by God. It violates his very character. Lies come out of a heart of…
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…has given us to understand what the father promised the son and sealed by the spirit. Okay, still on this first point. When did this happen? Well,Titus chapter 1 verse 2says, God who never lies promised the hope of eternal life when? Before the ages began. This is when God promises the hope of eternal life. When…
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…God love so much that it will it'll vouchsafe his truth? So you know God's telling the truth, he's gonna swear by who? Himself, of course. This isTitus 1, verse 2, that God promises to himself. Hebrews chapter 6, from times long ago, God swore by himself, because there is nobody greater for him to swear by.…
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…striving, striving everywhere. I alone will give them a sign. I will do something so miraculous that they will have to stand up. Take notice. SoTitus chapter 1 verses 2and 3 tells us that God had a plan all along from the very creation of the world when man was created and mankind was created in God's own image.…
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