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-Paul is not saying that is is OK to marry unbelievers.  He is saying that if you are already married to one, don't put him or her away.  In 2 Cor. 6, Paul talks about the danger of being "unequally yolked" with unbelievers.
+Paul is not saying that it is good to marry unbelievers.  He is saying that if you are already married to one, don't put him or her away.  In 2 Cor. 6, Paul talks about the danger of being "unequally yolked" with unbelievers, essentially discouraging new members from marrying unbelievers.  However, most of his audience were converts who joined after previous marriages as Gentiles
-However it is reassuring to hear Paul say that "the unbelieving wife is sanctified by the husband."  Marriage with an unbeliever can be terribly difficult and Paul's statement gives us reason to hope for the salvation of our unbelieving relatives.
+It is nevertheless reassuring to hear Paul say that "the unbelieving wife is sanctified by the believing husband."  Marriage with an unbeliever can be terribly difficult and Paul's statement gives us reason to hope for the salvation of our unbelieving relatives.
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-Paul is not saying that it is good to marry unbelievers.  He is saying that if you are already married to one, don't put him or her away.  In 2 Cor. 6, Paul talks about the danger of being "unequally yolked" with unbelievers, essentially discouraging new members from marrying unbelievers.  However, most of his audience were converts who joined after previous marriages as Gentiles
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-It is nevertheless reassuring to hear Paul say that "the unbelieving wife is sanctified by the believing husband."  Marriage with an unbeliever can be terribly difficult and Paul's statement gives us reason to hope for the salvation of our unbelieving relatives.
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