Titus
Veteran Roman settled on the road to Ptolemais. Married to Esther, in her forties, a Hebrew Woman. They are parents of a beautiful offspring: Jacob, Judas, Levi, Mary, John, Anne, Elise, Mark, Isaac, Judith.
Esther is a faithful Israelite:"My children I have all brought to the Temple and all the boys are circumcised".
"- I have sought," says Esther, "for these twenty years that we have been together, to work on his Soul which is good with the Leaven of Israel. But he never decides... and he is aged... I would want him with me in the other life... United by faith, as we are by love...
- Yes, he will have that Grace. Be assured. You ask for a holy thing and you will obtain it. You have understood the duties of the Woman towards God and towards her husband. If only all wives were like this! In truth, I tell you that many should imitate you. Remain as you are and you will have the joy of having your Titus by your side, in prayer and in Heaven" Jesus will answer her.[1]
His name
Titus is a Roman first name. Esther (Estér) is a name coming from the Persian *stareh* which means "star," taken as a symbol of charm. - Historical reference: Queen Esther chosen by the king of Persia and who had to intervene to To Save her people destined for destruction.
Where is he mentioned in the work?
EMV 327 EMV 331