Go with me to 2 Corinthians,

please, the 6th chapter.

And we'll begin reading here about the 14th verse.

He says,

Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers.

And then he begins to ask a series of questions.

For what fellowship has righteousness with unrighteousness?

He says something and then he tells you why.

Don't be unequally yoked.

Now, a yoke was usually a wooden, it could have been some metal in it and leather apparatus,

whereby two oxen or two other animals were linked together and they're in close proximity and they

function and work together. And he said, don't be linked together, connected together with unbelievers.

Should we take this seriously or not?

For what fellowship has righteousness with

unrighteousness? What's the implied answer here?

None.

What communion has light with darkness? What's the implied answer here? None. What communion has light with darkness? What's the implied

answer? None. So here, see, the believer is called

righteousness. The unbelievers called unrighteousness.

The believers called light. The unbeliever is

called darkness. Verse 15, what concord has Christ

with Belial? Beeliel's another name for the devil. What's the implied answer? None. Or what part

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