Know Dreams

 

If God speaks to us through symbols in our dreams, how do we know what He means? Let’s look again to Joseph, the Old Testament master of symbolic dreams.

 

Genesis 40:8 (NIV)
Then Joseph said to them, “Do not interpretations belong to God?”

Talk with God about your dream. Ask Him to show you what He means. 

I write what I remember about a dream in my journal. I list different possibilities for interpretation. Almost always, when I talk it over with God, one possibility sparks a flash of insight. 

Lord, show me what I need to learn from this dream.

 

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3 Responses to Know Dreams

  1. I think that I should know my dreams,
    but I’ll say, by Jesus’ beard,
    none of them are as they seem
    and some are downright weird.
    I’ve dreamt about a road-trip hell
    by camel, through the fifty states
    with a dwarf who rang a bell
    and a chimp on roller skates.
    But that’s a dream that mirrors life
    with some familiar factors,
    ’twas me before I met my wife;
    yes, I was some disaster!
    I told a pshrink once, felt the need,
    and she asked if she could try my weed.

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