What arrangements did Paul make with Titus?
Paul arranged to meet Titus, one of his fellow workers in Asia Minor, at Choas. Choas was located on the western shore of present-day Turkey, near what is today Constantinople and the Dardanelles Straits. This meeting was part of Paul's journey from Choas into Macedonia.
Les explains that Paul had made arrangements with Titus, one of his fellow workers in Asia Minor, to meet him at Choas. The context places Choas on the western shore of present-day Turkey, up toward Constantinople and the Dardanelles Straits. Paul was preparing to go from Choas into Macedonia. Just before this, Paul spoke of not being ignorant of Satan's devices, bringing in his past experience when Satan had almost beaten him down in despair. This arrangement with Titus fits within Paul's travels and coordination with his coworkers.