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Sundra
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Unequally yokedPosted : 4 Jan, 2010 09:33 AMIt is imperative that believers marry other believers. The bible tell us not to be unequally yoked. What fellowship has light with darkness? Also, we are asked in scripture.. How can two walk together except they be agreed. The marital union is designed to reflect the relationship of Christ with His Church and thus if we join ourselves to an unbeliever in marriage when we become one through the physical union.. think about the spiritual implications of that. I won't go into detail about those ramifications, but I'm sure you can see where some spiritual contamination could occur. Having said that, however, if you are married already to an unbeliever, scripture does exhort you to stay with them if they want to remain married so that you may perhaps be an aid in their conversion to Christ. |
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Unequally yokedPosted : 6 Jan, 2010 04:00 PMSundra...You are so right . Im sure there have been many persons that have been through the un-evenly yoked relationships and marriages including my self. |
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Unequally yokedPosted : 21 Feb, 2010 02:53 PMLooking at the scriptures would leave me believing that your correct. I suppose the best defense against becoming unequally yoked is to avoid dating unbelievers? It appears People sometimes fall for someone they mistakenly thought they could change. Then after marriage comes reality and regret? |
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Unequally yokedPosted : 18 Mar, 2010 12:00 PMI believe one important point no one has given thought to is about being unequally yoked with believers in fellowship. |
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Unequally yokedPosted : 26 Mar, 2010 10:38 PMI am a christian man and I was unequally yoked I think this happens with woman but it doed happen with men.I remember praying for the marrage and knowing it was not from God.It was hard to go through she wanted to run with the world and I would have forgiven her and worked on the relatioship but she did not want to. I still have a trust issue that I need to give to God.I hope there to here from a woman who might be able to help me understand why a woman would do that to a husband who loved her and would never cheat on her. |
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Unequally yokedPosted : 30 Mar, 2010 01:24 PMThe term unequally yoked is a very broad term. It certainly does apply to marriage with non-believers. My relationship with Christ is my most important relationship. This is something I want to share with a man from the first date. There are also many other important factors in being equally yoked such as how you spend money, recreational time and life style in general. If you are marrying someone to change them or rescue them, then have your escape plan before the wedding. |
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Unequally yokedPosted : 31 Mar, 2010 07:14 PMSandra you are exactly correct with what you said about being unequally yolked. This also applies not only in marrige but also in some types of friendships. |
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Unequally yokedPosted : 2 Apr, 2010 06:47 AMYou are all correct. It is very important to be equally yoked. That is why I apply my motto for relationship and marriage truly this time. My motto is the 5Cs of foundation of relationship and marriage. They are: Christ, Common, Charity, Communication, and Committment. (I can go on with 50 more Cs) See what comes first? Christ. That is the most important step before you make any other steps in that foundation. If you find someone in common. It means similar goals, of course both are Christians, um... interests, maybe background, lifestyle--this means you like to live in the country or in the city or the urban area.. living in Double wide, or in a brick loft, or anything.. even a cave!! Haha. |
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LoveHisWord
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Unequally yokedPosted : 15 Apr, 2010 02:11 PMhi sundra - good points - to take them further along the discussion path - it is also good if both people in the relationship are equally yoked in their desire to serve God - there can potentially be divisions in rrelationships if one person is "on-fire" for the Lord & and the other has more worldly aspirations - God bless |
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Unequally yokedPosted : 6 Sep, 2010 02:02 PMHey!!!HOW r U doin????? |
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Unequally yokedPosted : 19 Nov, 2010 08:15 AMHey!!!How r u doing?????Still serving God??? |
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