Mary's Story
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- Hello Mary, I am Gabriel. I have been ordered by God to tell you that you are going to have a baby and name him Jesus. He will be called the Son of Most High.
- Anddd that would be my queue to go take a walk.
- But sir... th- that's impossible? I'm a virgin, I cannot have a baby!
- Well you see darling, the holy spirit is a very powerful thing. It shall come across you and allow the child to be born.
- Thank you for your time Mary, but I must go now.
- B-but wait! I have so many questions. I can't do this alone.
- Gabriel, an angle who had been sent by God, was on a mission to deliver the great news that the wife of Joseph who was a virgin, was going to conceive a baby in her womb and name him Jesus. Her name is Mary. Luke 1:26-32
- Mary had been confused. It made no sense to her that she was going to have a baby at sixteen years old. An overwhelming feeling came across her and the only thing that stopped her from denying this request is that it was an order from God himself.Luke 1:34
- Greetings Elizabeth! I'm so happy to see you.
- My goodness, hello Mary! "Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of you womb!"Luke 1:42
- It was time for Gabriel to leave. He'd completed his task from God, now he is going on his way. Luke 1:38
- Thank you so much for coming to visit me Mary. My baby is leaping with joy.
- Of course darling! I am now feelings so fulfilled that I have listened to the Lords orders!
- A little while after getting this news from Gabriel, Mary had decided she was going to visit her relative named Elizabeth all by herself. Elizabeth lived in a small town in Judah. Luke 1:39
- Mary arrived at the house of Zechariah and greeted Elizabeth. When Elizabeth hears her greeting, the baby jumps around in her womb and then after she was filled with the Holy Spirit. Luke 1:41
- Immediately after Liz is filled with the Holy Spirit and cry's with joy, now knowing that Mary's baby named Jesus is in her presence. Mary is now feeling blessed that she had trust in the lords words.
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