What Does The Bible Say About Truth? | Biblical Truth vs. Relative Truth Explained
What Does The Bible Say About Truth? | Biblical Truth vs. Relative Truth Explained
What does the Bible say about truth? In this video, we explore the biblical meaning of truth and how it compares to the Greek, Roman, and Jewish definitions of truth. From the Greek word "alethia" to the Latin "veritas" and the Hebrew "emeth," discover how different cultures have defined truth throughout history — and how modern culture is drifting away from absolute truth.
We dive into why society is rejecting objective truth in favor of subjective truth, and what that means for Bible-believing Christians today. According to a Gallup poll, only 24% of Americans believe the Bible is the Word of God — the lowest in 40 years. What does this mean for our culture and our faith?
Most importantly, we look at what Jesus Christ said about truth in John 14:6 — "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." Biblical truth is not just a concept — it is a person: Jesus Christ.
📖 Key Topics Covered:
Greek, Roman, and Hebrew definitions of truth
What the Bible says about absolute truth
Why culture is rejecting objective truth
Jesus Christ as the embodiment of truth
John 14:6 explained