Well it certainly shouldn't be used as the trinity. That is what I believe it was made to represent by being put on the NKJV if I am correct. What does the Bible say about making an image of the trinity.
Forasmuch then as we are the offspring of God, we ought not to think that the Godhead (trinity) is like unto gold, or silver, or stone, graven by art and man's device. Acts 17:29
You took this verse WAY out of context. The whole point of this verse is Paul speaking to the Greeks in Athens, stating that God had set each people in its place, defined their borders, set their alloted time and done so in a manner that they might seek Him without knowing about Him...but since the Gospel was now available, then they should no longer think that they could define God to whatever shape they saw fit, as they did with stone, silver or gold. He is immutable, and no amount of twisting logic and words would change that. In other words, Here I am, stop trying to create a form for me that suits you.
This had nothing to do with idols, or making images of the trinity, if you read all of it in context. Also, try a different translation if you struggle, or get a Strong's and use it, English tends to have one common word often cover multiple different words in the Hebrew and Greek..short of learning the originals, which I don't have time to do, a Concordance is the best way to go.
