This study aims to evaluate the possiblity of Paul being the author of the Epistle to Titus. The study uses a structural exegesis as by Daniel Patte to examine the convictions expressed through the text and how these correlate with the ones found by Patte in his analysis of the so called genuine Pauline Epistles. The study concludes that the Epistle to Titus correlates on several aspects with the Pauline Epistles on convictions expressed by the authors of the letters. Both authors seems to share a conviction: (1) That the christian should “remain as is”. (2) That the christian has a responsiblity to honour God with its life. (3) That the receivers of the letter had experienced the same touch of God in their lives as the author himself. Further, both authors seem to equate opponents of different religious groups as the same type of “opponents” – maybe as preachers of what Daniel Patte would call a “non-evangelium”.