2 Corinthians 7:13 refers to ‘the Titus joy’. Looking at this literally, Paul was happy to see the joy of Titus. Symbolically, Titus means ‘honorable’ and joy refers to Teacher emotion. The end of 2 Corinthians 6 describes a new intimate relationship between God in Teacher thought and humanity in Mercy thought. ‘The Titus joy’ gives the impression that a new form of honorable Teacher emotion is being experienced.
The epistle of Titus makes sense when interpreted as a new kind of society that emerges from a new set of ‘honorable’ mental networks that have been transformed by the Teacher mental network of an integrated understanding. 1 Timothy was interpreted as a revitalized global economy in which transformed mental networks are added to the existing economy. Titus appears to be describing something that goes beyond the revitalization of Timothy to a new spiritual economy emerging out of transformed mental networks. This more extensive transformation is also reflected in the list of qualifications in Titus for so-called elders and deacons, which has a more personal and emotional flavor than the list of qualifications given in 1 Timothy.
The final chapter of Titus appears to be describing the interaction between human society and non-human intelligent beings.
A 45 page essay on Titus has been posted.