对今日诗句的想法
对神职人员来说可能没有比这更加能产生争议的经文。这节经文不仅适用于婚姻，也是一个强有力的提醒—当和那些与我们持不同价值观的人终身合伙时，我们正在危害自己的灵性健康。正如根据法律规定，上帝不允许以色列人的轭驴和牛一起，因为这最终会使他们双双崩溃，保罗提醒基督徒这同样适用于他们的最深的关系中。
Thoughts on Today's Verse...
Few other Scriptures have produced more difficulty for God's servants — ministers, pastors, elders — as they have sought to serve others. While not applying only to marriage, it almost certainly applies as a warning to a believer thinking about marrying an unbeliever. It is a Spirit-inspired reminder that when we make life-long partnerships with those who do not share our deepest values in Christ, we are endangering our spiritual health and placing future misunderstandings and burdens on our partnership. Just as God's Law would not allow the Israelites to yoke a donkey and an ox together because it would ultimately break them both down, Paul also reminds Christians this same principle is true for their most significant relationships as well.
我的祷告
天父神啊，我知道你的意愿不乱。我知道你想要给我最适合的。所以，当我选择我的伙伴和我最亲密的朋友时，请给我智慧。帮助我们互相帮助而为你而活，分享你的祝福和恩典。帮助我们影响他人来更全面地了解你，你的怜悯和你的救恩。奉耶稣的名。阿门。
My Prayer...
Father God, I know your will is not arbitrary. I know you want what is best for me. So please give me wisdom as I choose my partnerships and closest friends. Help us as believers to help each other live for you and share your blessings and grace with those who are not believers. Please use us to influence others to come to know you, your mercy, and your salvation more thoroughly, and also have the courage to do so before entering into lasting and significant relationships with them. In Jesus' name. Amen.
