Yoked

What does it mean to be equally yoked in marriage?


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  1. It means both partners have to be lobotomized.
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  3. without an equal yoking the oxen cannot pull the wagon straight. then you get yanked out of the established rut & have to forge your own trail.
  4. It means you carry the load together. You share your sorrows and joys.
  5. It means you are married to a believer.
  6. A team of draft animals that are unequally matched or unequally rigged perform poorly at best, and can't do the job at worst.



    In marriage, it means that you are your companion are on equal footing and strength for the task of life.
  7. it means that both people should have the same religious beliefs their spiritual walk should be the same some what
  8. this is used for picking a spouse

    and it means if you are saved do not date the unsaved



    2Cor 6:14 Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?
  9. To be married to someone w/ the same beliefs. Outside of that can cause stress in the marriage. If you truly want to be"one" with your spouse- you should be equally yoked.
  10. It means that both people have the same beliefs and values mostly pertaining to Christianity, but also in raising children, finances, educations and so on.
  11. I was taught that it meant marry someone who was in your same religion.....but that is not all there is to it. Two people going to the same church may still be unequal in their relationship with God. Now, I know that everyone is in a different place in their spiritual growth...but as long as both people are on the ACTIVELY on the "upward path"...then they can be compatible...or "equally yoked". If one is active and the other is not.....you can pray for them, but I think it slows the active one down more.
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