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Where in the Bible does it state the following of the mother's religion?
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∙ 11y ago
A reader of The Bible will quickly realize it is primarily the story of Israel - the Old Testament 'Congregation' consisting of 12 tribes and then noting only Judah and Benjamin after the Northern tribes went into captivity - and the New Testament Church of God Jesus established and the Apostles ministered to.
All 'members' of the initial or current 'House of Israel' would have one religion followed. Mix marriages between 'faiths' was frowned upon unless the one not following the Commands of God as given in Scripture converted. In fact, this is one of only two reasons allowed for divorce - the other being adultery.
So, as the male in Scripture is firstborn and is to lead the family in religious matters, with the wife/mother instilling the teachings along with him, it can be deduced that the offspring will follow the teachings of the Bible as their parents did. Only in our modern world is there tolerance and acceptance of other religions within a marriage.
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