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Titus 3:4

Titus 3:4

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

But after that,.... After all this series and course of wickedness; notwithstanding all this foolishness, disobedience, deception, bondage to sin, envy, malice, and malignity; or "when" all this was, as the word may be rendered, amidst all this iniquity; when these persons were in the full career of sin, and so had done no preparatory works, or had any previous qualifications and dispositions for the grace of God:the kindness and love of God our Saviour toward man appeared; unto them; and the Ethiopic version adds, "unto us".

The apostle takes the advantage of the above character of himself, and others in their former state, to set off and magnify the grace of God in their conversion; so contraries, as black and white, illustrate each other.

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