When David and I got married, I suppose you could say that we were unequally
yoked, but at the time, I didn't know it. It wasn't until I moved to Aiken and sat
under the pastorate of Dan Deaton at New Covenant, where I began to grow
the word of God, but David didn't. In God's omnipotence, He knew that we were
unequally yoked, but also knew what lay in store for me and knew that David Lock
was the best one to see me through this time. God knew that even though he
didn't go to church regularly, or practice his faith so that I could understand it,
He would be the one who could stand by me when our son died, and be there for
me when I had my brain hemorrhage. He was there to remind me to rest when I got
too tired, and to take care of myself. He was there to teach me good, solid character
and honest values, when all around me were dwindling away. He was there to
teach me the value of money, which I didn't learn real well either!
Yes, God knew all of this some thirty eight years ago, before we married, and allowed
us to marry anyway, because He knew what was in store for me. It's not the easiest
path to walk, when you are unequally yoked, and that's why God says not to
do it. That's the importance of growing up knowing the word of God too!
However, when God charts the course that is chosen, you can't go wrong.
Becky