The Great Mystery or How Can Three be One?

by Rabbi Tzvi Nassi (Hirsch Prinz)

Lecturer of Hebrew at Oxford University

Rabbi Nassi expounds passages from canonical Rabbinic writings that clearly show a belief in the tri-unity of God amongst the Jewish scholars, before the Christian era and up until about a century after the destruction of the second Temple.  Includes passages from the Targums (ancient paraphrases of the Hebrew Scriptures) that reflect belief in the plurality and the tri-unity of the Godhead.

'The Great Mystery' by Rabbi Tzvi Nassi, is printed by Keren Ahvah Meshihit, Jerusalem.