Preposition: of

• gospel: Our feelings may mislead us, but the truth of the gospel is greater than our feelings.

• ----jesus: THIS IS THE TRUTH OF CHRISTIANITY ----JESUS IS ALIVE AND HE IS COMING AGAIN FOR HIS CHILDREN.

• resurrection: All that is the wonderful truth of the resurrection of Jesus on that first Easter Day.

• matter: Whatever the truth of the matter, Antonio was officially baptized on 6 May.

• revelation: It is the absolute truth of revelation which must govern our conclusions from the observed facts of nature.

Converse of object

• tell: Telling the truth done very well in every area.

• speak: I am trying to set you free by speaking the truth.

• reveal: Amen Am I to suppose that God's Holy Spirit has revealed the truth to you?

• discover: A visit to the Glencoe Visitor Center gives us a chance to discover the real truth behind the tragic massacre of the MacDonalds.

• distort: Even from your own number men will arise and distort the truth in order to draw away disciples after them.

Noun used with modifier

• gospel: That doesn't mean that you should accept all advice as gospel truth.

Adjective modifier

• absolute: Can we get to the truth of a subject, indeed is there an absolute truth to be found?

• literal: Teaching creationism as a literal truth is a wrong thing to do.

• universal: What is this universal truth that you know but cannot test?

Preposition: in

• rumor: Of course, there is always an element of truth in most rumors!