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 1   4,1|        entrusted to an angel of God (Lk 1: 26). The structure of
 2   4,1|              the brief introduction (Lk 1: 26-27), Mary is a Jewish
 3   4,1|            Galilee, called Nazareth (Lk 1: 26). She is a "virgin" (
 4   4,1|              26). She is a "virgin" (Lk 1: 27). Such a characteristic
 5   4,1| characterized as the "emnêsteuménê" (Lk 1: 27) of Joseph, a man
 6   4,1|           man of the house of David (Lk 1: 27). Without stopping
 7   4,2|       certain cadence and assonance (Lk 1: 28). The first word,
 8   4,2|            the expression " chaire" (Lk 1: 28) has the force of
 9   4,2|             formula" kecharitôménê" (Lk 1: 28), expresses a very
10   4,2|               The Lord is with you" (Lk 1: 28). The formula has
11   4,2|           this greeting could mean" (Lk 1: 29). In the second and
12   4,3|            contents of the greeting (Lk 1: 30-33). The angel explains
13   4,3|         about since I am a virgin?" (Lk 1: 34). This verse is very
14   4,4|           Mary's question-objection (Lk 1: 35-37). The angel lets
15   4,4|           have said be done to me." (Lk 1: 38a). This response reveals
16   4,4|              muteness on Zechariah, (Lk 1: 20), reproaches him for
17   4,4|              praise to Mary's faith (Lk 1: 45), a praise already