Though not Christian, this man believed in the Trinity, with the Messiah as one of three divinities, and regarded the (*) Zohar as the only true scripture because it did not deny the Trinity.
About a thousand pages describing this man's beliefs were compiled into a text titled The Words of the Lord around the time of his death. Groups of "seven maidens" designated by this man engaged in ritual sexual acts with men he designated "brothers." Though this man encouraged his followers to mass-convert to Catholicism, it quickly became obvious that they were faking, as they only married among themselves and kept referring to him as "holy master" and his daughter Eva as "Holy Virgin." Though not Christian, this man believed in the Trinity, with the Messiah as one of three divinities, and regarded the (*) Zohar as the only true scripture because it did not deny the Trinity. After living among Sabbateans in Turkey, this man returned home and gained thousands of followers in his "Anti- Talmudic" movement, including the parents of Adam Mickiewicz. For 10 points, name this 18th century Polish rabbi who created a namesake syncretic form of Judaism.
About a thousand pages describing this man's beliefs were compiled into a text titled The Words of the Lord around the time of his death.
Jacob Frank