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How do we know that Mary was a sinner saved by grace?

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Mary explicitly acknowledges her need for a Savior in her confession, indicating she was a sinner saved by grace.

Mary's song, known as the Magnificat, reveals her deep understanding of God's grace and her own lowly state. In Luke 1:47, she states, 'My spirit hath rejoiced in God my Savior,' which clearly shows that she recognizes her own need for salvation. If Mary were without sin, she would not require a Savior. Additionally, the wording of her confession reflects a humble acknowledgment of God's grace towards her, a common trait shared by all true believers who are saved by grace through faith.
Scripture References: Luke 1:46-47, Romans 3:23

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