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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 1H 20M

Martin Luther On The Jews and Their Lies

from Supremacy of Christ Studios · host Peter Boland

In episode 13, I will take a look at Luther’s 500 year old book, “On The Jews and Their Lies” in order to get a historical perspective on the Talmud and the ethnic-religion of Judaism (hence “the jews”) which long predates the internet era or any modern notion of conspiracy theories, nazism, antisemitism, psychological warfare, or post-enlightenment thinking.We will see that Luther was not antisemitic or filled with Jew-hatred at all. He was being biblical and balanced in light of the sin, idolatry, corruption, and false religion he faced—all of which are very similar to what we face in our own day. You will be shocked and amazed to see how relevant Luther’s 500 year old writings are to current events happening today.This podcast is an unofficial “part 2” to my previous podcast on, “Doug Wilson, the Talmud, Judaism, and the Antioch Declaration.” That episode provided some good background, context, information, and quotes which are relevant for today’s episode, which builds on some of those same themes from a very different, 500 year old, historical perspective.Be sure to watch to the end, where I give a strong gospel exhortation to us all!

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