The Letter to Titus looks to the future, that is, the missions of Artemis, Tychicus, Zenas, and Apollos, relatively unknown people who were continue the mission of Paul. The pericope concludes with a comprehensive blessing. Those who read the Letter to Titus today are well aware that the mission of Paul has indeed been continued by untold numbers of anonymous Christians and that, as a result, the entire church has indeed been blessed. It is now the people who read The Letter to Titus to extend that "grace" to others in somewhere, and perhaps be someone's "Artemis, Tychicus, Zenas, and Apollos." May this commentary enlighten you what our God through the Letter to Titus, "Pros Titon" is trying to tell you. Terry K. Eum is the author of "Kata Markon"(The Gospel of Mark), "The Original Ending of the Gospel of Mark 16:1-8," "Pros Philemona"(The Letter to Philemon), "Iouda" (The Letter of Jude), "Yonah" (The Book of Jonah), "Apokalypsis" (The Book of Revelation), "Obadia" (The Book of Obadiah) and "Iakwbou" (The Book of James).
