This work explains the theological concept of Christ's dual nature, asserting that He is both fully divine and fully human. It highlights the incomprehensible union of these natures, which do not confuse or divide but coexist in harmony. The text references the teachings of holy figures such as Cyril and Justinian, who articulate that Christ's suffering and divine nature work together in a mysterious economy. It concludes by affirming that both His divine and human attributes are essential for understanding His role as Savior, emphasizing the inseparability of His natures in the context of Christian faith.