Cyrill of Alexandria
He identifies Himself as God initially, not because another follows Him—after all, how and where would that be possible? There exists only one God who transcends all, without a beginning, who is the source of everything. He is, therefore, the first, the sole, and the eternal God, the Constant Companion of all creation, and in the limitless ages to come, He will continue to exist in this singular manner, for He alone is life. When people beheld Christ and recognized the righteousness made known through Him, they perceived His glory with their hearts, leading to fear among those from the ends of the earth—essentially, throughout the entire universe—who gathered together and approached Him.
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No longer estranged by sin, they were united by spiritual kinship and came together in one faith and harmony. This conveys a message of unity and community. Upon experiencing the Lord and recognizing His goodness (Psalms 33:9), they were captivated by the beauty of the truth and chose not to hoard this gift for themselves. Instead, with fairness and integrity, each person resolved to assist his brother and friend.