Толкование К Титу послание ап. Павла 2 глава 11 стих - Экзегет

After the catalogue of doctrine for Titus, what he ought to teach older men, older women, younger women, and younger men, and lastly slaves, he now has rightly added, “For the grace of God our Savior has dawned upon all men.” For there is no difference between free and slave, Greek and barbarian, circumcised and uncircumcised, woman and man, but we are all one in Christ. We are all invited to the kingdom of God. We are all to be reconciled to our Father after stumbling, not through our merits but through the grace of the Savior. This is either because Christ himself is the grace, living and subsisting from God the Father, or because this is the grace of Christ, God and Savior. And we are saved not by our merit according to what is said in another passage, “You will save them for nothing.” This grace, then, “has dawned on all men to teach us to renounce impiety and worldly desires, to live chastely and justly and piously in this world.”