While some question the Pauline authorship of this letter written possibly
from Corinth in 62 or 63 A.D., there seems little valid reason for rejecting
it, this present writer having found nothing convincing in the arguments
against it.
The one to whom it was addressed, Paul’s young friend and fellow laborer,
was Titus, a Greek, see Galatians 2:3, who was ministering amongst the churches on
the island of Crete.
I and II Timothy and this epistle to Titus constitute what are generally
called the Pastoral Epistles. It deals with such things as church polity,
doctrine,, the qualifications and responsibilities of elders, false
teaching, the conduct of young and old men and women.