the pauper were two separate persons; in the Scriptures, the divine nature and the human nature were united into one person. That is the difference between human imagination and divine revelation. However, the hypostatic union of the two natures in Christ remains as a supreme paradox. Berkhof, the great Reformed theologian, rightly wrote: “The doctrine of the two natures in one person transcends human reason. It is the expression of a supersensible reality, and of an incomprehensible mystery, which