The Jewish Trinity: When Rabbis Believed in the Father, Son and Holy SpiritConventional wisdom states that the Hebrew Scriptures only hint that there are persons of Yahveh. This book shows that Moses and other Bible writers wrote strikingly and often, both about the Trinity and the deity of the Messiah. The Old Testament is as explicit about the Trinity and the deity of the Messiah as is the New Testament. The reader of this book will come to know the Trinitarianism in the Hebrew Scriptures that Yahvists knew. The reader of this book will come to read the Bible the same way the inspired writers intended it to be read-as Trinitarian |
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Aaronic Blessing Abimelech Abraham Adonai adonee Allusion Summary angels Aramaic Balaam called Yahveh Christ Christians Citation collective noun David disciples divine echad echadim egw eimi ehyeh El Shaddai Elohim Gods Elyon Extract Usage Ezekiel Galilean Galilee Genesis gentiles glory Gods haElohim heaven Hebrew Holy Isaiah Israel Israelites Jacob Jerusalem Jewish Jews Judea king knew Koine Greek language Lord majestic plural Malek Yahveh meaning mentioned Messiah MT plurals appendix MT recension nations Nebuchadnezzar NT writers Panim Paul phrase plural collective noun plural form plural noun plural verb priests pronoun Proof Discussion prophecy prophet Quote Summary referring to Yahveh Saul Shaddai Shema singular verb Son's Song of Moses speak Spirit statements temple Trinitarian proofs appendix Trinity unitarian verses Word of Yahveh worship wrote Yahveh Elohim Yahveh texts Yahveh the Father Yeshua Yeshua spoke