The Unveiling of the Trinity: A Biblical Account of the Mystery Revealed

The Unveiling of the Trinity: A Biblical Account of the Mystery Revealed
Tom Bosse
Tuvott Publishing
ISBN: 0-9723974-0-X
Non-Fiction, Religion, Christian
Reviewed by Dr. Tami Brady

The Unveiling of the Trinity: A Biblical Account of the Mystery Revealed is the author’s interpretation of the meaning and purpose of the Trinity. This interpretation is based upon a few key beliefs of the author, those that he upholds and teaches in his ministerial work.
Most prevalent of these beliefs is that the Trinity is a representation of the three aspects of God (God as the father, God as the son, and God as the Holy Spirit). The author explains the differences between these three aspects using various symbolic associations such as the various qualities of water. This portion of the book is extremely well written and explained in various ways for readers to understand the differences between these three aspects of God.
To the author, however, the three aspects of the Trinity are literal and completely true as is every part of the bible. The author states that if one part of the bible is untrue then the rest might also be untrue. Therefore, the entire bible must be taken as a whole as complete unequivocal truth. Much of this book explains and quotes passages of the bible, particularly genesis and the original sin to reinforce this key point.
Those readers upholding a Christian creationist view of the world will find this book comforting. Likewise, those readers interested in exploring or studying the views of Christian creationists will find this book enlightening. Conversely, those readers with alternative or non-Christian beliefs and those readers looking for a historical study of the Trinity, information about Trinity symbolism in various religions, or symbolism behind the Trinity may not find this book useful.