[aMorePerfectUnion]

—> Wrong.. Charitos is used in EPH 1:6 - NOT Kecharitomene.

…sigh

Luke 1:28–31 (BKC):

“The angel said that Mary was highly favored (kecharitōmenē, a part. related to the noun charis, “grace”; the verb charitoō is used elsewhere in the NT only in Eph. 1:6).”

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—> The word is being used as a TITLE

Not in Luke or anyone else.

—> “Hail kecharitomene.”

Love how you used an English word, but kept a Greek word to make it appear as a title!

I already posted the literal Greek translation.

The angel greeted Mary . “Hail, graced-one”

[MurphsLaw]

I already posted the literal Greek translation.

The angel greeted Mary . “Hail, graced-one”

OK, So what does "graced-one" mean to you?

Is it a special grace?
What is this Grace, what is it's purpose?
And Why?

[Mark17]

I don’t know if it’s true or not, but I have heard that Mary didn’t really know for sure, what Jesus’ mission was, till he walked out of the tomb.