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No Bible-study title is announced in the transcript. The teacher says the session brings “the thought of grace” and “the talk of grace” to a close for the present and reads Titus 2:11–14.
Grace brings salvation
The lesson says that according to Titus 2, God has revealed grace to the degree that it brings salvation.
Partnership with God
The teacher asks, “How do you fight sin in your life? How do you live out verse 12 in light of verse 11?” and asks what listeners are doing to turn from godless living.
Put space in
The lesson directs listeners to 1 Peter 5:8 and says to “put the space in.”
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“How do you fight sin in your life?”
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“How do you live out verse 12 in light of verse 11?”
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“Put the space in.”
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