SEV Biblia, Chapter 1:27
a una virgen desposada con un varn que se llamaba Jos, de la Casa de David; y el nombre de la virgen era María.
Clarke's Bible Commentary - Luke 1:27
Verse 27. To a virgin espoused, &c.] See on-Matt. i. 18, 23. The reflections of pious father Quesnel on this subject are worthy of serious regard. At length the moment is come which is to give a son to a virgin, a saviour to the world, a pattern to mankind, a sacrifice to sinners, a temple to the Divinity, and a new principle to the new world. This angel is sent from God, not to the palaces of the great, but to a poor maid, the wife of a carpenter. The Son of God comes to humble the proud, and to honour poverty, weakness, and contempt. He chooses an obscure place for the mystery which is most glorious to his humanity, its union with the Divinity, and for that which is most degrading (his sufferings and death) he will choose the greatest city! How far are men from such a conduct as this!
Matthew Henry Commentary
Verses 26-38 - We have here an account of the mother of our Lord; though we are not to pray to her, yet we ought to praise God for her. Christ must be bor miraculously. The angel's address means only, Hail, thou that art the especially chosen and favoured of the Most High, to attain the honou Jewish mothers have so long desired. This wondrous salutation an appearance troubled Mary. The angel then assured her that she had foun favour with God, and would become the mother of a son whose name sh should call Jesus, the Son of the Highest, one in a nature an perfection with the Lord God. JESUS! the name that refreshes the fainting spirits of humbled sinners; sweet to speak and sweet to hear Jesus, a Saviour! We know not his riches and our own poverty, therefor we run not to him; we perceive not that we are lost and perishing therefore a Saviour is a word of little relish. Were we convinced of the huge mass of guilt that lies upon us, and the wrath that hangs ove us for it, ready to fall upon us, it would be our continual thought, I the Saviour mine? And that we might find him so, we should trample of all that hinders our way to him. Mary's reply to the angel was the language of faith and humble admiration, and she asked no sign for the confirming her faith. Without controversy, great was the mystery of godliness, God manifest in the flesh, 1Ti 3:16. Christ's human natur must be produced so, as it was fit that should be which was to be take into union with the Divine nature. And we must, as Mary here, guide ou desires by the word of God. In all conflicts, let us remember that with God nothing is impossible; and as we read and hear his promises, let u turn them into prayers, Behold the willing servant of the Lord; let it be unto me according to thy word.
Greek Textus Receptus
προς 4314 PREP παρθενον 3933 N-ASF μεμνηστευμενην 3423 5772 V-RPP-ASF ανδρι 435 N-DSM ω 3739 R-DSM ονομα 3686 N-NSN ιωσηφ 2501 N-PRI εξ 1537 PREP οικου 3624 N-GSM δαβιδ 1138 N-PRI και 2532 CONJ το 3588 T-NSN ονομα 3686 N-NSN της 3588 T-GSF παρθενου 3933 N-GSF μαριαμ 3137 N-PRI
Robertson's NT Word Studies
1:27 {Betrothed} (emnesteumenen). Perfect passive participle. Betrothal usually lasted a year and unfaithfulness on the part of the bride was punished with death (#De 23:24f.).
