Luke 1:58
Luke 1:58 Meaning and Explanation
“And her neighbours and her cousins heard how the Lord had shewed great mercy upon her; and they rejoiced with her.”
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Read Full Chapter →Elisabeth's neighbours and kin hear how the Lord has shown her great mercy, and they rejoice with her.
What Does Luke 1:58 Mean?
The news travels through the hill country: the Lord had shewed great mercy upon Elisabeth. The same neighbors who had known her reproach now gather to share her joy, just as Gabriel promised — many shall rejoice at his birth.
Mercy is meant to be celebrated in company. The community that witnesses God's kindness to one household finds its own faith renewed. Rejoicing with them that rejoice is an old grace; it doubles every gift God gives.
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What does Luke 1:58 mean?
Elisabeth's neighbours and kin hear how the Lord has shown her great mercy, and they rejoice with her.