[Answer] In his letter to Titus, Paul warns him to rebuke who?

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...1. The Pharisees 2. False teachers 3. The elders 4. The scoffers

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False teachers - Titus had become a Christian, probably under Paul’s influence, and he was a trusted partner of the apostle. They had served together as missionaries to the island of Crete. In this letter, Paul urges Titus to finish his work and put everything in order. He’s talking about the organization of the church. Titus' role was to appoint elders and Paul gives details about who is qualified for such a position. Paul also spends a great deal of time warning Titus to get control of false teachers in the church. These false teachers were mixing Jewish myths into Christian doctrine, as well as arguing about law and genealogies. They also wanted leadership positions merely for the financial gain it would bring them. Paul warned that these men were stirring up division and were condemning themselves. He pulls no punches, saying, “They profess to know God, but they deny him by their works. They are detestable, disobedient, and unfit for any good work (1:16).”:

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