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Mary, the mother of Jesus, is mentioned in several scriptures across the New Testament, particularly in the Gospels. Here’s a list of key scriptures where she is mentioned:

1. The Gospel of Matthew

• Matthew 1:16: Mentions Mary in the genealogy of Jesus.

• Matthew 1:18-25: Describes the birth of Jesus and the angel’s visit to Joseph.

• Matthew 2:11: The visit of the Magi, where Mary is present with Jesus.

• Matthew 2:13-15: The flight to Egypt, where Mary, Joseph, and Jesus escape Herod’s decree.

• Matthew 2:19-23: Mary and Joseph return to Nazareth after the death of Herod.

2. The Gospel of Mark

• Mark 3:31-35: Mentions Mary when she and Jesus’ brothers come to speak to Him during His ministry.

• Mark 6:3: Refers to Mary when the people in Jesus’ hometown question His identity.

3. The Gospel of Luke

• Luke 1:26-38: The Annunciation, where the angel Gabriel announces to Mary that she will conceive Jesus.

• Luke 1:39-56: The Visitation, when Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth, and Mary’s song of praise (the Magnificat).

• Luke 2:1-7: The birth of Jesus, with Mary giving birth in Bethlehem.

• Luke 2:8-20: The shepherds visit the newborn Jesus, and Mary reflects on the events.

• Luke 2:21-40: The presentation of Jesus in the temple, where Simeon and Anna prophesy about Jesus’ future.

• Luke 2:41-50: The story of Jesus staying behind in the temple at the age of 12, and Mary’s search for Him.

• Luke 8:19-21: Mary and Jesus’ brothers come to speak with Him, and Jesus redefines family.

4. The Gospel of John

• John 2:1-11: The Wedding at Cana, where Mary plays a role in prompting Jesus to perform His first miracle.

• John 19:25-27: At the cross, Mary is present as Jesus addresses her and the disciple John.

5. Acts of the Apostles

• Acts 1:14: After Jesus’ ascension, Mary is mentioned as being with the disciples in prayer.

6. The Epistle to the Galatians

• Galatians 4:4: Refers to the birth of Jesus, stating that “God sent His Son, born of a woman.”

These are the primary scriptures where Mary is mentioned. She is especially prominent in the Gospels, particularly in Luke, where her role as the mother of Jesus is highlighted, and in John, where her presence at significant events like the Wedding at Cana and the crucifixion is emphasized.