The Magnificent Magnificat

The Magnificent Magnificat
The Magnificent Magnificat
Sarah Woollin Sarah lives with her husband, David, in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
01 December, 2010 1 min read

Mary’s Magnificat, or song of praise, is found in Luke 1:46-55. Timothy Cross takes us through the song verse by verse.

When Mary visits Elizabeth before Jesus is born, she speaks these words that reveal both her humility and devotion for God. This book is best read as a study, with your Bible to hand so that you can look up all the verses.

It contains some helpful comments that point us to Christ, and the author exhorts us to learn from the way that Mary worships God.

The book is interspersed with such hymns as ‘Eternal light’ and ‘Tell out my soul’, which help us see more of God’s greatness and power.

The author likes using alliteration, and it seems to work in the chapter headings. Overall, The magnificent Magnificat was a helpful study for a part of the Bible that I have not heard many preachers focus on.

Sarah lives with her husband, David, in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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