Mary
In the New Testament, the name Mary is just about as common as the names John and Amy are today. There are three notable Marys in the Bible, all of whom were dedicated to Jesus Christ and recognized that he was God. These three women also modeled lives of faith. the first Mary we encounter is Jesus' mother. A virgin, she was chosen by God to have a child-Jesus-through the Holy Spirit. When an angel told her of her pregnancy, she replied, "I am the Lord's servant...may it be to me as you have said" (Luke 2:38). Later, Mary became one of Jesus' followers and was part of the group who received the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost.

Mary Magdalene became a follower of Jesus after he exorcised seven demons from her. She had the privilege and joy to be one of the first people to know Jesus had risen from the dead and was blessed to be the first person to see the resurrected Jesus (see John 20:11-18).

Another Mary, the sister of Martha and Lazarus, was eager to learn Jesus' teaching. She longed to be still before him and learn from him. Jesus said that she had chosen the "one thing" that was needed (Luke 10:42).

Mary, Jesus' mother, is a virgin when she gives birth to Jesus. She later becomes one of his followers.
Matthew 1:16-20
Mark 15:47
Luke 1:27--2:19
Acts 1:14
Jesus casts out seven demons from Mary Magdalene, who becomes one of Jesus' followers. She is one of the first people to know that Jesus has risen from the dead.
Matthew 27:56-61
Mark 15:40; 16:1
Luke 8:2
A third Mary is a follower of Jesus. She, her sister Martha, and her brother Lazarus open their homes to Jesus.
Luke 10:38-42
John 11:1-45; 12:1-8