Okay, now that GT has explained in a little more detail,
That is really something that you will at least admit that, unlike some that say I am doing no such thing.
is anyone that is following the debate able to sum up what GT believes about the Father, Son and Holy Spirit ;and how they relate to each other? It seems to me that when GT uses the name or title "God" that he/she is referring to the Father.
I am referring to the Father when I say God, and that is because the scriptures say there is ONLY ONE GOD, and that HE IS THE FATHER.
Do you understand that?
The Bible says that there is only one God and He is the Father. However, trinitarians say there is one God the Father, and another God called Jesus. That is a false docrine.
It also seems that GT believes that the Spirit (Father) united with a body of flesh and became known as "Jesus"?
I would say that is correct. However, Jesus’ flesh is no mere flesh, for it is flesh conceived without a human father.
I'm not sure if this flesh body is the same "spiritual body" that his/her "Jesus" had prior to coming to earth?
No.
The Spiritual body that Jesus had before coming to earth is a body that is not like a human body in that it ages and dies. The scriptures say we will have a body at the resurrection like Jesus’ body. The scriptures also say that we do not know what this body is like until we see him when he comes, for we will be like him.
1 John 3:2 Dear friends, now we are children of God, and what we will be has not yet been made known. But we know that when Christ appears, we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is.
I still don't understand where the Spirit comes in to play? Maybe GT believes that the "Spirit" is the description of the Father and Son's invisibility?
The scriptures say that God is invisible.
The scriptures say that God lives in unapproachable light.
The scriptures also say that Jesus is the visible of the invisible God.
Colossians 1:15 The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation.
We can see that Jesus as a human is the visible of the invisible God; he is also this before he comes to earth. He is also the visible of the invisible God before coming to earth. Jesus was raised from the dead and given a glorified body in heaven IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD. He had that same glory with God before the creation of the world.
If anyone could summarize, or if GT could explain or correct what I have written, it would be appreciated
I cannot tell you how glad I am to hear these questions from you. I hope I have helped you to understand better.