Where does the Bible talk about marriage to non-Christians? Possible Duplicate:
  Are inter-faith marriages prohibited by the Bible?  




1st &amp; 2nd Corinthians speak of how Christians should not be "unequally yolked" in marriage to non-Christians.

Where else does the Bible talk about marriage to non-Christians?
The history of the Israelites from the period of Joshua through the Kings is one big warning about intermarrying with other peoples.


Joshua adjures the people not to let any men, women, or children in Canaan survive, lest they be a temptation.  (Indeed, Rahab is singled out not to be killed* as the exception.)
Solomon is chastised for taking concubines from other lands
Jezebel, the wife of Ahab is a constant source of temptation to go to other gods, especially Baal.
Ruth is seen as extraordinary, being a Moabite, but nonetheless willing to become a Jew for inclusion in the promise.


In every case during this period where foreign wives are mentioned, it is considered a bad thing. Only where foreign wives are willing to drop their identity and join the people of the Land is it ever commended in Scripture.