Women in the Bible: Mary and Her Counterparts

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A set of 50 question-and-answer flashcards covering Mary the mother of Jesus, prophetic references, her character, lessons learned, and other inspirational women in the Bible such as Manoah’s wife, Rachel, and Hannah.

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What promise in Genesis 3:15 is considered the first prophetic mention of the Savior?

That the offspring of the woman would crush the serpent’s head while the serpent strikes his heel.

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Who fulfills the promise of Genesis 3:15?

Jesus Christ, born of Mary.

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In which Gospel passage does the angel Gabriel visit Mary?

Luke 1:26–38.

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During what stage of her relationship with Joseph did Gabriel visit Mary?

During the legally binding betrothal period, before the marriage was consummated.

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What phrase does Gabriel use to greet Mary in Luke 1:28?

“Hail, thou that art highly favored; the Lord is with thee: blessed art thou among women.”

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Which Old Testament prophet foretold a virgin would conceive and bear a son called Immanuel?

Isaiah.

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Which verse contains the prophecy “Behold, a virgin shall conceive and bear a son”?

Isaiah 7:14.

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How does Mary respond to Gabriel’s message in Luke 1:38?

“I am the Lord’s servant; may it happen to me just as you said.”

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Whom does Mary visit after Gabriel’s announcement?

Her relative Elizabeth.

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What happens when Mary greets Elizabeth?

Elizabeth’s baby leaps in her womb and Elizabeth is filled with the Holy Spirit.

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What title does Elizabeth give Mary in Luke 1:43?

“The mother of my Lord.”

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What is the name of Mary’s song of praise in Luke 1?

The Magnificat.

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What opening line of the Magnificat is recorded in Luke 1:46–47?

“My soul glorifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior.”

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What does the Hebrew name “Miryam” (Mary) potentially mean?

Beloved, wished-for child, or rebellion.

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What does Mary’s life illustrate about names and destiny?

Your name does not define your destiny; God does.

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Which key characteristic of Mary shows her willingness to follow God’s plan?

Obedience.

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Why is Mary considered courageous?

She accepted God’s plan despite probable judgment and danger.

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How did Mary demonstrate humility?

She remained lowly in heart although she was chosen for a great role.

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In what way was Mary faithful?

She trusted God completely, even through pain.

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Name a personal challenge Mary faced related to Joseph.

Possible rejection or misunderstanding from Joseph.

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What social consequence did Mary risk for being pregnant before marriage?

Public shame.

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What ultimate sorrow did Mary endure regarding her Son?

Watching Jesus suffer and die on the cross.

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What lesson about identity does Mary’s story teach?

You are defined by your purpose in God, not by name, background, or status.

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According to Mary’s lesson, whom does God often choose to do great things?

The humble.

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What does obedience unlock, according to Mary’s life?

Purpose.

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What does God’s favor guarantee, as seen in Mary’s story?

A meaningful life, not necessarily an easy one.

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What does Mary’s example show about understanding God’s plan?

We can say yes even when we don’t fully understand.

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Who is Manoah’s wife in the Bible?

The mother of Samson.

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Which scripture recounts Manoah’s wife’s story?

Judges 13.

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What challenge did Manoah’s wife face?

She was barren.

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What blessing was promised to Manoah’s wife?

An angel told her she would bear a son, Samson.

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Give one notable trait of Manoah’s wife.

Obedient (also faithful, calm, or discerning).

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Which patriarchal figure is Rachel married to?

Jacob.

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Where in Genesis can Rachel’s story be found?

Genesis 29–30 and 35.

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What major challenge did Rachel face?

She was barren for a long time while her sister had many children.

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Which sons were born to Rachel?

Joseph and Benjamin.

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Name one notable trait associated with Rachel.

She was deeply loved (also patient and struggled with comparison).

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Who was Hannah’s husband?

Elkanah.

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Where is Hannah’s story recorded?

1 Samuel 1–2.

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What hardship did Hannah endure?

Barrenness and mocking by Peninnah.

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How did Hannah receive her blessing?

Through deep prayer and a vow to God.

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Who was Hannah’s promised son?

Samuel.

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What did Hannah do with Samuel after his birth?

Dedicated him to the Lord.

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Name one notable trait of Hannah.

Prayerful (also full of grace, emotionally strong, faithful to vows).

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What common thread links Mary, Manoah’s wife, Rachel, and Hannah?

All experienced hardship, but faith and obedience led to divine breakthroughs.

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Complete the saying: “God doesn’t call the qualified; .”

He qualifies the called.

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According to the final thought, what is required to be used by God?

Willingness, not fame, perfection, or wealth.

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What proof does Mary’s visit to Elizabeth provide about God’s promises?

That God confirms His word, often through people around us.

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In what town did the angel Gabriel visit Mary?

Nazareth.

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Who was Elizabeth’s unborn child that leaped in the womb?

John the Baptist.