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In page Kabbalah:

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The nature of the divine prompted Kabbalists to envision two aspects of God:

  • God in essence: an absolutely transcendent, unknowable, limitless divine simplicity beyond revelation.
  • God in manifestation: the revealed persona of God through which he creates, sustains, and relates to humankind. Kabbalists speak of the first as the Ein Sof. Of the impersonal Ein Sof, nothing can be grasped. However, the second aspect of divine manifestation—accessible to human perception and dynamically interacting throughout spiritual and physical existence—reveals the divine immanently and is bound up in human life. Kabbalists believe that these two aspects are not contradictory but complement one another, being emanations mystically revealing the concealed mystery from within the Godhead.[citation needed]