I hold to the scriptural tenets it holds:
There is one God who is one Spirit,
a Person of whom is the Father who,
by and with His Son,
the Word,
another Person of God,
created all things,
giving life to all living things.
Both Father and Son have existed through all eternity,
the Son appointed as the one Lord and Christ of His people.
The Father sent His Son to this Dark earth to bring His Light of salvation to those whom the Father had given Him (John 6).
God the Word was made flesh,
deriving His flesh from the womb of a virgin named Mary.
Thus, God the Word was also human,
the humanity of which He,
as the High Priest of that salvation,
after having fulfilled all righteousness,
a righteousness of which all for whom He died would be accounted,
sacrificed His flesh as the Lamb of God,
unspoiled by sin,
to redeem His people.
He was crucified under the authority of Pontius Pilate,
because Rome ruled over Judaea at that time.
He was buried in a rich man's tomb,
and at the end of the third day,
He resurrected,
after which He ascended to His throne in Heaven,
now remaining seated at the right hand of His Father until all His enemies have been made His footstool.
He will show himself again bodily after the last lost sheep for whom He died has been found,
at which point He shall sit in judgment,
those resurrected and appointed to the second death at His left hand,
and those resurrected in their glorified bodies and appointed to everlasting life
at His right hand.
When He sat at the right hand of His Father,
He established an everlasting Kingdom,
no other kingdom ever taking its place.
The Father and the Son now guides His sheep still on earth in and by the Holy Spirit,
the Vicar of Christ,
through the Word of the Prophets and the Apostles upon whom the Congregation of Jesus Christ is being built.
By that Spirit are those being built upon their Doctrine, baptized,
sealed unto the day of Judgment.
This is the only one and true Baptism.