What is the understanding between the Genesis account and the book of Abraham account of creation? (LDS)

There seems to be a clear difference between the Pearl of Great Price and the Bible in terms of creation: The Pearl of Great Price > And then the Lord said: Let us go down. And they went down at the > beginning, and they, that is **the Gods**, organized and formed the > heavens and the earth. - Abraham 4:1 The Bible > > In the beginning **God** created the heavens and the earth. - Genesis 1:1 How does an LDS member interpret this distinction? Why does the Pearl of Great Price change from one God to multiple 'Gods'? According to Biblical Hermeneutics, The Hebrew scripture implied a plural God ('Elohim') in singular context which in a Protestant/Catholic perspective would be perceived as the Triune God; How is this specific case interpreted from an LDS perspective? https://hermeneutics.stackexchange.com/questions/8331/why-is-elohim-translated-as-god-rather-than-gods-in-genesis-11 Moreover if Jesus created the world, in Genesis 1:31, the word 'he' is used as a singular alongside 'God saw all he made' while God remains as Elohim in Hebrew acting as a plural in a singular context. Can Elohim be used for both Jesus and The Father in the LDS church? > God saw all that he had made, and it was very good. And there was evening, and there was morning—the sixth day. - Genesis 1:31