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Love of Truth is dedicated to biblical theology, careful exegesis, and thoughtful engagement with the most pressing theological, cultural, and ecclesiastical questions of our time.This podcast is rooted in historic, confessional Christianity and seeks to:Exposit Scripture with seriousness and depthDefend the coherence and unity of the Bible, especially the Old Testament’s witness to ChristAddress doctrinal error, cultural confusion, and rival truth claims with charity and precisionEquip Christians to love God with both heart and mind
Michael Grasso hosts Love of Truth, a religion show with 20 episodes published.
Does Isaiah 53 describe Israel—or does it describe the Messiah who suffers for Israel? In this video, I respond directly to claims made by Tovia Singer, focusing especially on a key concession that ultimately undermines
Does Deuteronomy 18 really exclude Jesus as the Prophet like Moses? In this video, I respond to arguments made by Tovia Singer, who maintains that Joshua is the complete fulfillment of Moses’ prophecy and that no future
Does Isaiah 53 describe corporate Israel—or does it prophesy a suffering, atoning Messiah? In this video, I respond directly to claims made by Dan McClellan, particularly the assertion that the Christian reading of Isaia
Does Isaiah 9:6 really call the Messiah “Mighty God,” or is that reading imposed by later theology? In this video, I respond to claims popularized by Dan McClellan that rely heavily on Ancient Near Eastern royal parallel
Does Paul’s command to “hold fast to the traditions” in 2 Thessalonians 2:15 prove that binding Christian doctrine can exist outside of Scripture?In this video, I examine the appeal to apostolic oral tradition and the as
How do we know which books belong in the Bible?Did the early Church create the canon—or did it simply recognize what was already Scripture?In this video, I address the common claim that Christians cannot know which books
Does the Bible actually teach sola Scriptura, or is this a later Protestant invention?In this video, I examine Jesus’ confrontation with the Pharisees in Matthew 15 and Mark 7, where the issue is not whether tradition ex
Does the Bible grant full personhood to the unborn? Some modern scholars argue that it does not—and that even key legal texts in the Old Testament fail to protect unborn life. In this video, I examine that claim by engag
The charge of cannibalism has accompanied the Christian church from its earliest days, largely because of its practice of the Lord’s Supper. From the beginning, Christians have rejected this accusation—but the way they r
Many Christians assume that the doctrine of the Trinity is either absent from the Old Testament or present only in vague, implicit form. Even defenders of Trinitarian theology often hesitate to argue that the Old Testame
Many Christians today are hesitant to argue that the doctrine of the Trinity is clearly taught in the Old Testament. Even when it is defended, it is often presented as merely implicit or embryonic. In this video, I argue
What is the theological message of the book of Ruth? Is it merely a story about God’s kindness to a Moabite woman, or does it play a larger role in redemptive history?In this video, I argue that Ruth is a thoroughly mess
The book of Judges is often remembered as one of the darkest periods in Israel’s history—marked by moral collapse, repeated apostasy, and failed leadership. Because of this, many assume it is an unlikely place to find a
The miracles of Jesus are often misunderstood. Some dismiss them outright as impossible, assuming that miracles simply do not happen. Others treat miracles as common and ongoing, failing to see what makes Christ’s works
In Matthew 2:15, we read that Jesus’ coming out of Egypt fulfills Hosea 11:1 — “Out of Egypt I called my Son.” Critics like Rabbi Tovia Singer claim Matthew took this verse out of context. In a previous video, we looked
Did Matthew take Hosea 11:1 out of context when he said, “Out of Egypt I called my son”? Rabbi Tovia Singer argues that Matthew misused the Hebrew Bible — but a closer look shows that Matthew understood Hosea far better
Did the early church believe in Sola Scriptura, or was Scripture always subordinate to church tradition as Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox apologists often claim? In this episode, I examine the historical evidence fr
Rabbi Tovia Singer has recently claimed that the doctrine of the Trinity was a later invention—that neither the New Testament writers nor even the early church fathers believed that Jesus is God. But is that true?In this
In a recent episode, I responded to Rabbi Tovia Singer’s claim that the New Testament authors never taught that Jesus is God. We saw that the NT overwhelmingly proclaims His deity. But the truth goes even deeper: the Old
Rabbi Tovia Singer recently claimed that the New Testament writers did not believe Jesus is God, arguing that the Trinity was a late, 4th-century invention. But this claim directly contradicts the plain teaching of Scrip
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