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1   4,1|      plan of virginity for the future. Only the later context
2   4,2|       the reference toward the future. The formula probably has
3   4,2|  present and a promise for the future. Mary is and will be supported
4   4,3| present, but also to the whole future of Mary. The logic of the
5   4,3|         Mary had embarked on a future of virginity because she
6   4,4|      the concordance between a future of virginity and a simultaneous
7   4,4|   virginity and a simultaneous future of maternity. God does not
8   4,4|      harmony of such a complex future, because she trusts God.
9   4,4|   confidently places her whole future in the hands of God, expressing