The Trinity Problem Nobody Wants To Discuss

I know that את is said to be untranslated but I’ve seen it translated as “with” in Genesis 5:22. I know that some believe it to be the sign of the Mashiach. It is in the Hebrew text 7000 times. Being that important you would think there would not be so much speculation on it. I try not to make assumptions until scriptural evidence brings forth its meaning. That said, there are many different ways that Moses and the prophets spoke about Mashiach that is trustworthy and proven.

HalleiluYah, Aluhym is always plural. I always use it. But started to waver, thanks for confirmation. I am curious, does AT, aleph taw appear throughout the entire first testament/Torah Tanakh? It ties to oath and covenant, does it not? AT, or h853 אֵת I think it is the 4th word in Genesis 1. or ayth, Ensign, oath, mark, banner. I think it is in the word thousands of times but is hidden as "and." I sense it is Aleph/Taw oath, covenant oath. What are your thoughts or what do you know on the subject?