theandric

[Gr. theandrikos, from theos = God, and aner (gen it. andros )=a man.] Relating to or existing by the union of divine and human operation in Jesus Christ, or the joint agency of the divine and human nature. theandric-operation, s. Theol.: A term introduced in the seventh century to expre that unity of operation in the two natures and the two wills of our Lord Jesus Christ, by which they act as the natures and wills of one indivisible Person, God and Man. ( Blunt .)