@Trinitarians: If Genesis 1 Elohim plural means Trinity, what does Elohim mean in Psalm 95:3? “Yahweh ... the great king above all Elohim” Also Ex 18:11, Ps 96:4, Ps 97:9, Ps 135:5, Ps 86:8. So in Genesis, the Elohim made the Heavens and Earth but Yahweh is king over them all. A ‘Trinity’ is not found in these verses. In Exodus 18:11 Elohim are the gods who failed to save Egypt from the plagues because Yahweh is king over them all and the plagues and opening of the Red Sea proved it. The Elohim is not a supreme ‘Trinity’. The king over the gods is Yahweh, one God, one Person, one God and Father over all. There is no plural at the very top because even Jesus the Son acknowledges the Father as His One True God, the God over all.
