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Notes:
Context:
Gabriel appears to Mary, Luke 1:26
Gabriel’s pronouncement, Luke 1:32f
Mary’s trip to Elizabeth, Luke 1:39 - 45
Observe Mary’s Godliness
Compare Mary’s words to Hannah in 1 Samuel 2:1-10
Illustration of parallel expressions and ideas from 1 Sam 2 and Luke 1:46-55, the Magnicat of Mary.
In reverse order:
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Our Holy God Helps the Lowly, 1:49b-55.
2. Our Holy God Blesses Mary, 1:48-49a.
Mary learned from the song of Hannah and all the Old Testament that God abases the proud but blesses the lowly who look to him for mercy, but now she has found it to be true in her own experience.
There is an implicit warning against excessive veneration of Mary in Luke 11:27–28
and Luke 8:19–21
3. Mary’s Heart Magnifies the Holy God, 1:45-47.
How does a soul exalt God?
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