Here is a quote from Carl Trueman about the incarnational analogy, which should show that simply invoking the incarnation in order to defend your docrtine of inspiration is not going to make all questioners go away and be quiet.
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one has to be very careful about using incarnational analogies for things such as the doctrine of Scripture. There is no equality of divinity and humanity in the orthodox understanding of the incarnation. They are not parallel and they are not equal because of this: the humanity brings no personhood into the incarnation. The humanity is just an abstraction until its united to the divinity. The form of the humanity in the incarnation is provided by the divinity. And when you talk about Scripture as being analogous to the incarnation, you better take that into account, or you're going to come of what a doctrine of Scripture that is Nestorian at best and Ebionite at worst.
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