Well, in the scripture, would you turn, please, again today, to 2 Corinthians, the 6th chapter, 2nd Corinthians 6 and verse 14.

We've been looking at this for some weeks now, and we're calling it separated.

We're calling the title of the series separated.

And it comes from this passage.

He said 2. Corinthians 614,

be not unequally yoked together with unbelievers.

For what fellowship has righteousness with unrighteousness and what communion has light with darkness,

and what concord has Christ with Belio, or the devil, or what part has He that believes with an infidel?

What agreement has a temple of God with idols?

So the answer to all those questions

is none. None.

And he's not saying you can't say

hi to an unbeliever. You can't have a conversation

with an unbeliever. You can't work with an

unbeliever. Don't be yoked. Yoked. That is a relationship,

an agreement that you are, you're fellowshiping on a continual basis, and you're doing the same

things.

Yoke is a picture of two oxen that are inches apart,

and they are in the same yoke doing the same work.

We must not be too close or too involved with unbelievers.

Is this true or not?

Am I reading the Bible?

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