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What does the Bible say about Mary's humility?

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Mary's humility is exemplified in her acknowledgment of her need for a Savior, reflecting deep dependence on God's grace.

In Luke 1:46-56, Mary exemplifies humility by recognizing her lowly state and her need for a Savior, calling herself a 'handmaiden' of the Lord. This perspective underlines her understanding that despite her honored role as the mother of the Messiah, she was still a sinner in need of redemption. Her humility is a counter to the exaltation often seen in religious contexts; she does not elevate herself but rather points to God's grace and majesty. Such humility is crucial for all believers, as it fosters the grace of humility that is fundamental to a true Christian character. It reminds us that in our high calling, we too must remain lowly in heart, recognizing we depend entirely on Christ for our salvation.
Scripture References: Luke 1:46-56

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Luke 1:46-56
J.C. Ryle · May 14, 2016
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