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for a Christian to marry an unbeliever? Just as it is unwise to marry an angry man or a slothful man, it is also unwise for a Christian to marry an unbeliever. Just like a person can learn the ways of an angry man and set a snare for her soul, a hristian can be influenced by an unbeliever, learn his ways, and likewise set a snare for her soul.
The only time a Christian can divorce his/her spouse and marry another without committing adultery is if (s)he divorces a sexually immoral spouse. These are the rules for marriage which Jesus gave to two Christians married to each other.
4) Don’t marry an unbeliever, no matter how morally good – 2 Corinthians 6:14-16 God is against this – don’t be too clever to God, and don’t let God be against your marriage because it will fail. That does not mean the Christian marriage does not have its problems nor does God not acknowledged the unbelievers marriage.
Aug 12, 2022 · What should a Christian do if he or she is married to an unbeliever? What does it mean to be unequally yoked (2 Corinthians 6:14)? Is missionary dating a good idea? Can God use it? Is it wrong for a couple to live together before marriage? Should Christians of different denominations date or marry?
Should a Christian Marry an Unbeliever? This is an important point for which God strongly warned His people in the Old Testament times and which was confirmed in the New Testament times too.
Francis D. Nichol makes it clear that “when it comes to a binding relationship such as marriage, however, the Christian who truly loves the Lord will under no circumstances unite with an unbeliever, even in the pious and otherwise commendable hope of winning him to Christ.” “Be Ye Not” (2 Cor 6:14) SDABC, 5:465.
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Marriage is an institution of God and a contract between man and woman (Gen. 1:24-25; Lev. 18:22; Matt. 19:14-15). Paul limits this union of marriage, in theory, to believers. He, however, allows for an already existing union between believing and un-believing spouses (1 Cor. 7:12-17).
