Who was Titus in relation to Paul?
Titus was one of Paul's fellow workers in Asia Minor. Paul had made arrangements with Titus to meet him at Choas. The context identifies him as a coworker during Paul's ministry in that region, and Paul's plan to meet him reflects their association in the work.
Les explains that Paul had made arrangements with Titus, one of his fellow workers in Asia Minor, to meet him at Choas. The context describes Paul's early ministry in the western half of present-day Turkey, called Asia Minor, and the geography of the Mediterranean, Aegean, and Adriatic seas. Choas is located on the western shore of present-day Turkey, up toward Constantinople and the Dardanelles Straits. Titus is specifically identified as Paul's coworker in that region, showing he was part of Paul's work there.