You cannot disprove the trinity as per the Hebrew Scripture

Before I touch how this is false according to the Hebrew Bible, I'd like to refute it in a few other ways first.LOGICAL FALLACY:Imagine you're in a courtroom. Reuven is accusing Shimon of murder before the judge. The judge listens patiently to all of Reuven's arguments, and then Reuven finishes. Before rendering judgement, the judge asks, "Do you have any evidence that everything which you just said occurred?" Thereopun, Reuven says, "Do you have any evidence that everything which I just said did not occur?" Before the entire court, Reuven is sent out and Shimon is set free. That is exactly what you are doing. It is not logical for you to ask me to disprove something which you invented. I can say that G-d is actually two, which somehow compose one, and call it the Duality. Or four, and call it the Quatrity. "Show me evidence from the Hebrew Bible that such and such is false."PHILOSOPHICAL REBUTTAL: PHILOSOPHICAL REBUTTAL:G-d is one. He is not two or more, but one, unified in a manner which surpasses all other unities in the world. He is not one in the manner of a general category which includes many separate different entities, but He is one. Technically, you can single out one grain of sand from the beach, and say "This is one grain of sand." But it is accompanied by so many others. This is unlike G-d's oneness, which is truly one. A human body can be called one body, but it possesses so many dimensions! Limbs, organs, cells - much more than one. Again, this is unlike G-d, who is completely 100% one from all corners and all sides, completely one and only. Hineh it is well known that anything which has form and definition thus has limitation. G-d is incorporeal and indefinite, thus He is not limited to time and space, since He is beyond it completely. ANYTHING which you can imagine in your mind has either form or matter. Anything with form and matter is limited. Jesus has form and matter, thus He is limited, and is thus not G-d. If there were many gods, they would have body and form, because like entities are separated from each other only through the circumstances associated with body and form. Thus, they would be limited. I took this concept from Maimonides. He goes into concepts like these further in his "Hilchot Yesodei ha-Torah" (lit. Laws [of the] Foundations [of] the Torah), which you can buy, or read online. I AM ONE:The Torah says many times that G-d is one, taking great pains to clarify this concept. - (Isaiah 44:6) Thus saith the LORD, the King of Israel, and his Redeemer the LORD of hosts: I am the first, and I am the last, and beside Me there is no God.- (Isaiah 43:11) I! I, am the LORD; and beside Me there is no saviour.- (Deut 6:4) Hear O Israel, our LORD is G-d, our LORD is One.- (Exodus 20:3) You shall have no other gods before me.So on and so forth. The point is, why did it not once ever say a word about G-d being 3 which somehow are one? Think like this.The one who gave these commandments said that He was one and only. Notice the last verse that I quoted which said "[...] before me", as in, the G-d who is giving these commandments. Before that G-d, there is nothing else. Before another god perhaps, then maybe there are others. Shalom.