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Mary (mother of Jesus)

Also known as: Miriam, Virgin Mary, Blessed Virgin

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The mother of Jesus Christ, chosen by God for the most extraordinary role in human history. Her faith and obedience serve as a model for all believers.

About Mary (mother of Jesus)

A young Jewish woman from Nazareth chosen by God to be the mother of Jesus Christ. Mary responded to the angel Gabriel's announcement with faith and obedience, saying "Let it be to me according to your word."

Biblical Significance

The mother of Jesus Christ, chosen by God for the most extraordinary role in human history. Her faith and obedience serve as a model for all believers.

Quick Facts

Testament
New Testament
Era
New Testament
Key Verses
5
Other Names
3

Family & Relationships

son
Jesus
cousin
Elizabeth
husband
Joseph

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