'So she came' means that when she heard this speech, her heart became intense, her sorrow vanished, and she came 'with him' meaning with 'Isa 'to her people.' And although there was strength in their attempt to bring forth whatever they wanted, the innocent one was certain that Allah was with him. 'She carried him' without caring for anyone and without hiding. It is as if it was said: 'So what did they say to her?' It was said: 'They said, O Mary, what is this?' affirming that her condition in coming forth necessitated denying their words. 'Certainly you have come' with what we see 'something extraordinary' completely denied.