Titus 3:13

Amharic Tigrinya 2011

ንዜናስ ፈላጥ ሕግን ንኣጵሎስን ገለ ነገር እኳ ኸይጐድሎም ኣጸቢቕካ ኣፋንዎም።

What Does This Mean?

The verse instructs to help Zenas the lawyer and Apollos on their journey by making sure they have everything they need for the trip. It emphasizes providing for travelers.

Explained for Children

Imagine you're packing a bag for your friend's vacation. This verse is like your mom telling you to make sure your friend has all they need, just like you'd want to help a friend on their big adventure!

Historical Background

Titus was written by the Apostle Paul around 64 AD, addressing Titus about church management in Crete. The cultural setting was of early Christian communities navigating relationships with non-believers and each other.

Living It Out Today

In today's context, if you know someone is traveling or moving to a new place for work or school, this verse encourages helping them by providing necessary items and support so they can start fresh without worry.

Topics

• hospitality
• traveling
• support
• service
• provision
• community

Related Verses

• Luke 9:3
• 1 Corinthians 16:6
• Romans 15:24
• Hebrews 13:2
• 1 Thessalonians 3:1

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are Zenas the lawyer and Apollos mentioned in Titus 3:13?

Zenas was a legal expert who also served as an early Christian leader. Apollos was a well-known preacher from Alexandria, known for his eloquent teaching of Jesus' teachings.

What does it mean to 'bring diligently'?

It means to take care and ensure that Zenas and Apollos have all they need for their journey, showing thorough and attentive support.

How did the early Christian community show hospitality?

The early Christians demonstrated hospitality by welcoming visitors into their homes, providing food, shelter, and support, as seen in many New Testament accounts.

Why is it important to help travelers according to Titus 3:13?

Helping travelers ensures they can continue spreading the gospel without being hindered by lack of resources or care, supporting their mission effectively.