The Son of the Most High (υιος Hυψιστου). There is no article in the Greek, but the use of Most High in verse 35 clearly of God as…

He shall be great. This passage undoubtedly refers to Isaiah 9:6-7. By His being great is meant that He will be distinguished or …

Shall be called the Son of the Highest.—It is noticeable that this name, applied to our Lord by the angel, appears later …

And in the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent from God unto a city of Galilee, named Nazareth, to a virgin espoused to a man whose name was…

When the angel saw that Mary was troubled by this unusual greeting, in which he called her by name as if he knew her well, he told her not to be af…

The striking term “Son of the Most High” (v.33; cf. vv.35, 76) leads to a clear messianic affirmation—the reference to the eternal throne and kingd…

He shall be great. The angel had said the same thing about John the Baptist, and yet he did not intend to make him equal to Christ. But th…

He shall be great
In his person, as God-man; this child born, and Son given, being the angel of the great counsel, t…

We have here an account of the mother of our Lord. Although we are not to pray to her, we ought to praise God for her. Christ had to be born miracu…