I have just noticed that salvation is spoken of as "union with Christ" rather than union with the whole Godhead in the Westminster.
Letham, on answering the question, "Could any of the Three Persons of the Trinity have become incarnate?" answers that it was appropriate for the Son to become incarnate.
Then Letham says, "Therefore, since salvation consists of union with Christ, the incarnation of the Son, rather than the Father or the Holy Spirit, is appropriate."
What are your thoughts and do you have any other links or quotes that develop this thought further?
Letham, on answering the question, "Could any of the Three Persons of the Trinity have become incarnate?" answers that it was appropriate for the Son to become incarnate.
Then Letham says, "Therefore, since salvation consists of union with Christ, the incarnation of the Son, rather than the Father or the Holy Spirit, is appropriate."
What are your thoughts and do you have any other links or quotes that develop this thought further?