A Christian will not be yoked with a Muslim in Marriage

[Ms.Honey]

A Christian CAN be yoked up to a Muslim but they will be unequally yoked. "Be ye not unequally yoked with unbelievers". It doesn't say "Be ye not unequally yoked with unsaved(non Converted Christian) people". He means folks that don't worship Christ and keep His commandments as you do. As one poster stated "Two people, Christians can be unequally yoked also. The scripture does not limit unbelievers to unsaved (people of other or no) religious beliefs. That includes churchgoing friends who still fornicate, commit adultery, etc.
When a farmer yokes two oxen together they must be of equal strength otherwise the stronger will break the neck and kill the other while they work. While our spirit man is renewed and strengthen day by day our flesh is still weak, that's why flesh and blood shall never enter into the kingdom. Converted Christians would represent the weaker ox and the unsaved would represent the stronger concerning fleshy matters. In order to sustain the relationship we would have to turn our hearts away from God through compromise.
God clearly forbids fellowship (not associations) and marriage outside of the faith. In the O.T. we see where God said for Israel and for Solomon not to go after strange women (women of other religious beliefs) because they would break his neck. 1Kings 11:1-12

 

[chicacanella]

Well, God has given me some divine revelation to this scripture and it totally made sense. God is awesome, isn't he?

Okay, so when the bible says that we shouldn't be unequally yoked with unbelievers it is like saying, when you get so attached to a person, the good is mixed in with the bad.

For instance, we all know how when a man and women have sex or are married, they become one. The two fleshes become one. So, if you take two eggs and mix them together, they are one right? That is how it is in marriage. If you take a man and a woman and put them together, they are one and when you are one, you can't seperate the good from the bad. It is like, you are a good egg as a woman but then you marry someone who is an unbeliever and they are kind of a rotten egg. So, when you mix the two eggs together, you can't seperate the rotten egg from the good egg because they are one and that is how it is in marriage.