Let’s begin with God dreams because God is frequently trying to speak to
us about something and unless we understand the symbols He uses we will never
get the message He wants to give us. When God gives you a dream He is either
warning you of something, giving you a direction, correcting you about
something, or encouraging you about something. The first thing you need to ask
yourself is “have I been praying about something that God could be talking to
me about. You will most likely answer that question with a “Yes.” If not, try
to think of what area of your life could it possibly speaking to you about? Your
work? Your family? Your church? Your health? You get the idea. If a dream could
happen exactly as you dreamed it, then it is probably not a symbolic dream.
Take the dream for what it is and listen to what God is telling you in the
dream. But on the other hand if there is
one symbol in the dream, it is a symbolic dream and needs to be
interpreted. I recommend writing out the
dream double spaced so you will have room to write the meaning of the symbols
in the room provided. In the gospel of Mark, when Jesus teaches about the
parable of the different types of soil, He says, “Do you not understand this
parable? And how will you understand all the parables?” Jesus goes on to
explain that each symbol has a meaning and that we must make the substitutions
of the meaning for the symbol. (Mark 4: 13-25) Jesus tells us exactly how we
are to interpret our dreams in this passage.
Once you understand symbols you are well on your way to interpreting your
dreams.
this blogs helps you learn the basics of symbols used in dreams, how symbols get their meaning, and how to tell if your dream is symbolic or literal.
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