Assertio vera de Trinitate, contra quorundam deliramenta quae ex Serveti aliorumque phanaticorum hominum opinionibus nunc primum in quibusdam Hungariae partibus exorta ac publicata sunt

besides me. This is read in Hebrew as follows: See now that I, I, He Himself, and there are no gods with me. Where among the Hebrews these three names are placed, which among them are Divine: I, I, He Himself. Thus also among Isaiah, the Lord speaks, chapter 42: I, God, Hu, that is, He Himself, is my name. Numbers 6: May the Lord bless you and keep you: may God show His face and have mercy on you: may God turn His countenance to you, etc. He said God three times, to demonstrate that there is a Trinity. Isaiah 6: Holy, holy, holy. This triple repetition of the same name signifies the Trinity. The ternary number certainly fits here beautifully. For the Father is holy, the Son is holy, the Holy Spirit is holy, and there is one and the same holiness. And from this, three holy Gods are not constituted, but one holy God, Jehovah of hosts. But that the angels did not say Holy Father, holy Son, holy Holy Spirit, but simply Holy, holy, holy, Lord of hosts: this happened because the mystery of the holy triad was not to be manifested by angels in the Old Testament, but by the Lord Himself in the New. When it is added, Lord God of hosts, they denote one Divine essence. Isaiah 48: And now the Lord God sent me,