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@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Later in this chapter, when the angel told Mary that she would have a son (see:
In verse fifteen, Luke said that the Holy Spirit would fill John even before he was born. Here in verse seventeen, when the angel told Zechariah that John the Baptist would come in the spirit and power of Elijah, perhaps the angel was talking about the Holy Spirit. However, most scholars think that the angel was saying that John would think and act in the same way that Elijah had done. This is how John would serve God. In verse fifteen, Luke said that the Holy Spirit would fill John even before he was born. Here in verse seventeen, when the angel told Zechariah that John the Baptist would come in the spirit and power of Elijah, perhaps the angel was talking about the Holy Spirit. However, most scholars think that the angel was saying that John would think and act in the same way that Elijah had done. This is how John would serve God.
See: Filling of the Holy Spirit See: [Filling of the Holy Spirit](../articles/fillingholyspirit.md)
### Why did Elizabeth hide herself for five months? ### Why did Elizabeth hide herself for five months?
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Fewer scholars think the angel meant that Mary was able to show favor to other people and help them in this way. These scholars think this because of an old translation of scripture that said Mary is ‘full of grace.’ These scholars also believe that Mary never sinned in her whole life. Fewer scholars think the angel meant that Mary was able to show favor to other people and help them in this way. These scholars think this because of an old translation of scripture that said Mary is ‘full of grace.’ These scholars also believe that Mary never sinned in her whole life.
See: Exodus 33:16; Proverbs 12:2 See: Exodus 33:16; Proverbs 12:2
See: Grace; Old Testament (Law and Prophets) See: [Grace](../articles/grace.md); [Old Testament (Law and Prophets)](../articles/oldtestament.md)
See Map: Galilee See Map: Galilee
**Advice to Translators**: Translate “the house of Jacob” as you did in your local version of the gospel of Luke. **Advice to Translators**: Translate “the house of Jacob” as you did in your local version of the gospel of Luke.
@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ It was necessary for Mary to be a virgin when she became pregnant with Jesus. Th
When God created Adam and Eve, they did not sin at first, either. God was Jesus’ father, so when Mary gave birth to Jesus, Jesus did not sin. However, after Adam and Eve sinned for the first time, all people have been born wanting to sin. All men and women pass this desire on to their children. Every person who was born after Adam, God considered to be guilty of sin because they were born wanting to sin. When a person wants to sin, this is wrong and it is a sin. But God was Jesus’ father, so Jesus never sinned, and He was not born wanting to sin. Therefore, God did not consider Jesus guilty of wanting to sin. When God created Adam and Eve, they did not sin at first, either. God was Jesus’ father, so when Mary gave birth to Jesus, Jesus did not sin. However, after Adam and Eve sinned for the first time, all people have been born wanting to sin. All men and women pass this desire on to their children. Every person who was born after Adam, God considered to be guilty of sin because they were born wanting to sin. When a person wants to sin, this is wrong and it is a sin. But God was Jesus’ father, so Jesus never sinned, and He was not born wanting to sin. Therefore, God did not consider Jesus guilty of wanting to sin.
See: Isaiah 7:14; Psalm 51:5; 71:6; Romans 5:12 See: Isaiah 7:14; Psalm 51:5; 71:6; Romans 5:12
See: Virgin; Sinful Nature See: [Virgin](../articles/virgin.md); [Sinful Nature](../articles/sinfulnature.md)
### Did God sleep with Mary? ### Did God sleep with Mary?
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Jesus, the Son of God, has always been the son of God the Father. When Mary gave birth to Jesus, this was the same Son of God, but he became a human being when Mary became pregnant with him. But he did not stop being God. This is why Jesus is called the “God-Man,” that is, the man who is also God, and God who is also man. It is because he is human, even though he is also God. Jesus, the Son of God, has always been the son of God the Father. When Mary gave birth to Jesus, this was the same Son of God, but he became a human being when Mary became pregnant with him. But he did not stop being God. This is why Jesus is called the “God-Man,” that is, the man who is also God, and God who is also man. It is because he is human, even though he is also God.
See: Incarnation; Son of God See: [Incarnation](../articles/incarnation.md); [Son of God](../articles/sonofgod.md)
### Mary asked Gabriel a different question from what Zechariah asked him. How was it different? ### Mary asked Gabriel a different question from what Zechariah asked him. How was it different?
@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ Elizabeth called Mary the mother of my “Lord”(κύριος/g2962). This word
In some places the New Testament called Mary the mother of Jesus (see: John 2:1). Today, some people call Mary the mother of God. However, Mary is not as great as Jesus. In some places the New Testament called Mary the mother of Jesus (see: John 2:1). Today, some people call Mary the mother of God. However, Mary is not as great as Jesus.
See: Lord See: [Love](../articles/love.md)
See Map: Judah See Map: Judah
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