THEOSISCyrill of Alexandria
This young woman symbolizes Christ, as previously mentioned; however, she embodies Him because she is unburdened by any servitude. While, in His humanity, He bore the burden, in His divine essence, He remains unbound. The divine nature is inherently free and not confined to anything that is created, possessing sovereignty over all existence and upholding every being within His grasp. Even though the Son, in His godly nature, enjoys this freedom, as a man, He shared in the human condition and experienced the same burdens we do. Consequently, alongside us, He addressed God as Father, recognizing our subjection to divine authority. Thus, He is referred to as a young woman because He humbly accepted the limitations of human nature; yet, His divine glory remains untouched by any yoke.