The Great Mystery or How Can Three be One?

The Great Mystery or How Can Three be One?This momentous volume was originally published by Rabbi Tzivi Nassi (Hirsch Prinz) nearly a century and a half ago in 1863. Rabbi Tzivi Nassi was born in Breslau, Silesia (in present day Poland), on August 11, 1800, the youngest of six children he was the son of an Orthodox Rabbi. Though orphaned at the age of fourteen, he chose to follow in his fathers footsteps becoming an Orthodox Rabbi. In 1824 he published Predigten fur fromme Israeliten (Sermons

This momentous volume was originally published by Rabbi Tzivi Nassi (Hirsch Prinz) nearly a century and a half ago in 1863. Rabbi Tzivi Nassi was born in Breslau, Silesia (in present day Poland), on August 11, 1800, the youngest of six children he was the son of an Orthodox Rabbi. Though orphaned at the age of fourteen, he chose to follow in his fatherÕs footsteps becoming an Orthodox Rabbi. In 1824 he published Predigten fur fromme Israeliten (ÒSermons for Pious IsraelitesÓ). At about this same time he came to the conclusion that Yeshua was the Messiah and began teaching from the ÒNew TestamentÓ to his congregation. He soon found himself subject to much persecution. He eventually left the synagogue, and having nowhere else to go, he went over to Christianity and became a Lecturer in Hebrew at Oxford University.

This edition includes a forward and appendix by James Scott Trimm