The Trinity Of The Rabbis

Sunday, October 24, 2021

The first words in the Bible are, "In the beginning God created...." That very first sentence breaks the rules of Hebrew. The word for God is "Elohim." It's plural. But the word for "created" is singular. God is both plural and singular. Right there, you have the triune nature of God. Hidden in the mystical writings of the rabbis of Judaism it is written, "So it is with the mystery of the threefold divine manifestation designated by Yahweh, three modes which yet form one unity." What that's saying is this: "The mystery of God is that He is threefold and yet one." And it was written by rabbis! The word "Elohim" tells us that God is always bigger than we think He is. It means there's always more to God. There is always more to wonder about. Whatever you think God is, He is always greater. There is always more than we could possibly comprehend. Therefore, never stop seeking Him. Never stop getting closer to Him. For the only way to contain the One who is uncontainable is to stay open and to never stop seeking Him.

From Message #1050 - Shalosh