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raylenar

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I was wondering if anyone could help me understand a dream I had about 3 years ago. My husband and I had been married for about two years. He joined the army two days after we were married, so we’d been at our duty station for about 1 ½ years. One night, I was lying in bed with my arm around my husband, while he was sleeping. I believe I was talking to God, although I’m not sure what about specifically. I’m fairly sure I was praying for him or us, getting ready to fall asleep.

Then it seemed as though my arm that was around my sleeping husband went empty. Like I was alone, and I felt that so deeply that I started to cry. And then I thought to myself, I am going to have to give him up for a while.

About two to three months after that is when I had the dream that I am asking about.

In my dream there was a war going on and we were on one side of the fight. My dream involved a day with the war going on around me. I was definitely on a side, but I’m not sure I was a “soldier”. Then my husband came riding on a white horse, holding a white sword above his head. I watched as he rode up a slight incline and then they dove into a shimmering pool of liquid and vanished from sight. In my dream I was very distraught and thought he was dead, but then I heard a gentle male voice say “No, remember you are going to have to give him up for a while.”

It was about two or three months after that when my husband got his orders for Iraq. He spent 13 months over there in an area that got attacked everyday. Although peace had been declared by then, he was definitely a soldier at war. I remember hearing things when he would call me from the phone tent, and once he hung up on me in a hurry, after saying “That was close, got to go.” It was a scary time. Two weeks after he left on deployment I found out we had conceived and I was pregnant. But I stayed at peace because there was much prayer going on for us, and because of the dream. I’m not saying that I knew he would return, I just felt like God was in control and knew what was happening and his will, whatever that was, would be done. I was confident of that, and I was okay with that. I did find it a bit bizarre that I was so calm about all the whole thing.

My husband did come home, but like a soldier from war. He was changed. Before he left he was playing the violin in our worship team at church. It’s been two years and he hasn’t even pulled his bow across the strings. That’s just one example of the different man he is. Anyways, if someone knows where I’m going with this, that would be great. Any insights would be terrific. Thanks!!
 

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raylenar said:
I was wondering if anyone could help me understand a dream I had about 3 years ago. My husband and I had been married for about two years. He joined the army two days after we were married, so we’d been at our duty station for about 1 ½ years. One night, I was lying in bed with my arm around my husband, while he was sleeping. I believe I was talking to God, although I’m not sure what about specifically. I’m fairly sure I was praying for him or us, getting ready to fall asleep.

Then it seemed as though my arm that was around my sleeping husband went empty. Like I was alone, and I felt that so deeply that I started to cry. And then I thought to myself, I am going to have to give him up for a while.

About two to three months after that is when I had the dream that I am asking about.

In my dream there was a war going on and we were on one side of the fight. My dream involved a day with the war going on around me. I was definitely on a side, but I’m not sure I was a “soldier”. Then my husband came riding on a white horse, holding a white sword above his head. I watched as he rode up a slight incline and then they dove into a shimmering pool of liquid and vanished from sight. In my dream I was very distraught and thought he was dead, but then I heard a gentle male voice say “No, remember you are going to have to give him up for a while.”

It was about two or three months after that when my husband got his orders for Iraq. He spent 13 months over there in an area that got attacked everyday. Although peace had been declared by then, he was definitely a soldier at war. I remember hearing things when he would call me from the phone tent, and once he hung up on me in a hurry, after saying “That was close, got to go.” It was a scary time. Two weeks after he left on deployment I found out we had conceived and I was pregnant. But I stayed at peace because there was much prayer going on for us, and because of the dream. I’m not saying that I knew he would return, I just felt like God was in control and knew what was happening and his will, whatever that was, would be done. I was confident of that, and I was okay with that. I did find it a bit bizarre that I was so calm about all the whole thing.

My husband did come home, but like a soldier from war. He was changed. Before he left he was playing the violin in our worship team at church. It’s been two years and he hasn’t even pulled his bow across the strings. That’s just one example of the different man he is. Anyways, if someone knows where I’m going with this, that would be great. Any insights would be terrific. Thanks!!

Well praise God that your husband made it back home safe. God truly had His hand of proctection upon him.

God was definately preparing you for him going to war and He allowed you to know that he would return. I can only imagine the horrors your husband witnessed while in Iraq.

Seeing people being killed, coming under attack yourself, knowing that one wrong move could cost you your life has to be a lot to deal with. Along with his love for God, he probably has a lot of hurt, confusion and anger towards Him as well. Lift your husband up in prayer daily that God would heal his emotions. Day to day life in America watching the news can be depressing, just think what your husband is dealing with internally with what he saw first hand. I can understand why he's changed, but he can't allow his heart to get hardened. I believe when you had your arms around him then it felt like he wasn't even there is because God was either trying to get you to intercede on his behalf for his emotional state of being to prevent this from happening or forewarning you of the assignment you were going to have once he returned home. Either way, God has already won the victory. Just don't give up, continue to pray for your husband, fast when the Lord tells you to. You are his help meet so that means there are some things that your husband can't conquer without your help. Love him to the depths of the love you have within you, don't allow the enemy to cause friction betweent the two of you. Romance him, love him and pray for him.

God Bless and I look forward to hearing how God showed up and showed out!!!
 
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You were given the dream not only to be prepared for when he left but also for now after his change, the white horse is symbolic of the christian nation he fought for, our nation whose foundation is based upon God, the sword he swings was white for the battle he and others fight is truly against the enemy of God the islam religion nation who are openly anti christ. Your husband has been a soldier for God and yes war and death will change all persons for a time, it is during this time this vison was shown to you so you would know that he fought for God his battle was true, God will restore him to the man he was but it will take time, time that you will have to be patient and understanding knowing the truth that the battle that changed him was a battle that was fought against the enemy of God. your husband and others in this battle are heros in the trueist sense for the enemy the powers they have fought and are fighting are the enemy of God. i pray that when you look at your husband that you not only see a changed man but a solider of God for God Himself has shown you the horse he set upon and the sword given to him. please tell your husband that we his brothers and sister are proud of him and may God bless your family in all.
 
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Thanks for taking the time to help me understand this. Our marriage is going through a rough time right now, mostly because of us letting other issues get in the way. He has shut himself down in so many ways and he won't pray with me anymore. They are talking about another deployment and it seems as though it has gotten worse since then. I know that he has to do this to prepare and to survive over there, but it's hard to be the wife sometimes. Thanks again for your encouragement. :)
 
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