The Dalmatians, a subgroup of the Illyrians, were among the earliest Europeans to hear the Gospel, as Titus was sent to Dalmatia (2 Timothy 4:10). Their transformation from tribal warriors to early Christians reflects the power of God’s grace to reach all nations.
The Illyrians, a warlike people from the Balkans, were among the earliest Europeans to hear the Gospel, as Paul stated he had preached “from Jerusalem all the way around to Illyricum” (Romans 15:19). Their transformation from pagan warriors to early believers shows the power of the Gospel to reach all nations.
Titus was a trustworthy servant of the Lord and served humbly and efficiently.