The Jewish Trinity: Part 1| AWKNG School of Theology

The concept of the Trinity stands as a cornerstone for many Christian denominations. However, delving into the nuanced perspectives of the Trinity within the Jewish tradition requires a discerning approach. Our online Bible courses at AWKNG School of Theology offer a unique platform for enthusiasts to engage in profound discussions and deepen their understanding of this complex theological topic. AWKNG School of Theology distinguishes itself in online Bible studies by providing comprehensive courses catering to a diverse range of theological interests. From foundational principles to advanced topics, our institution offers a rich curriculum to stimulate critical thinking and foster a deeper connection with biblical teachings. Traditional Christian teachings on the Trinity emphasize the triune nature of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. However, delving into the Jewish perspective reveals a more profound understanding that may challenge preconceived notions. Our online Bible study course delves into the historical and cultural contexts of Jewish thought, shedding light on the complexities surrounding the concept of the Jewish Trinity. One focal point of discussion in our online Bible class is the exploration of divine manifestations within the Hebrew Scriptures.

While the concept of a triune God may not be overtly stated, the presence of divine manifestations such as the Angel of the Lord or the Shekinah Glory suggests a multi-faceted understanding of the divine within Judaism. The Angel of the Lord is a recurring figure in the Old Testament, often representing a divine presence distinct from God yet intimately connected. AWKNG School of Theology’s online Bible course guides students through passages that depict encounters with the Angel of the Lord, fostering a more profound comprehension of divine complexities within Jewish thought. Shekinah Glory symbolizes the visible manifestation of God’s presence. Through online Bible classes, students learn how this radiant presence contributes to the Jewish understanding of the divine, transcending simplistic interpretations and encouraging a more profound engagement with scripture. Our online Bible study courses also delve into Messianic expectations within Judaism and their implications for understanding the unity of the divine. Discussions on prophetic texts and messianic passages illuminate the varied perspectives within Jewish theology, contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of how unity within the Godhead is conceptualized.

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[Holden-uf]

The Father, The Son, and the Holy Spirit.

[gipsymelody]

The main point is how Christianity not made up things… they adopted the Judaism and all of the Christian thing is came from the tanakh…

[ChrisMusante]

The 'trinity' is Elohim, YHWH Elohim, and YHWH.

[Sirach]

I know you believe that. You can’t take a later thought from apostate Jews, and use it as your definition of Jewish Trinity. No, Jew believed a three in one god or two in one God.