The Godhead

EVERY ACTIVITY of the Godhead is always in Trinity. The first time the name of God is mentioned in the Bible, the Hebrew word used is God in the plural. In the Hebrew language there is singular, dual, and plural.
The Hebrew word for God in the plural is Elohim. This is the word used in Gen. 1:1.
The Hebrew word for God in the dual is Elohaim. It is never used in the Scripture.
The Hebrew word for God in the singular is Eloah. The first time this is used is in Deut. 32:15-17 where He is contrasted with idols.
The order in Scripture is always: God the Father in purpose, the Son, the One who carries out the purposes of God the Father, and the Holy Spirit, the power by which they are fulfilled. This truth runs all through the Word of God.