Good morning, and thank you for responding so kindly. I agree, I've dreamed a lot in my many years, and dismiss them knowing where they originate. It seems not many here on CF are having similar dreams so maybe it didn't mean much.You are NOT jus an old house wife my child!!! YOU are a child of the most High God!!!
Now don't you ever forget that!
Now the reason I tell you that dreams are not to be trusted in anyway is because the Word of God tells us that.
Hebrews 1:1-2.........
"In the past God spoke to our ancestors through the prophets at many times and in various ways, but in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son, whom he appointed heir of all things, and through whom also he made the universe."
God has spoken to man through dreams in times paste. But those were "Prophets".
Those days are PAST. Not because I say so but the Bible says so. "IN THE PAST GOD SOPKE TO OUR ANCESTORS THROUGH THE PROPHETS."
But today, now He has spoken to us through His Son the Lord Jesus Christ.
Now consider 2 Tim. 3:16.........
"All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness."
There it is!!! Scripture is the final Word of God. The written Word of God we find in the Bible is what the Lord Jesus has given to use through the writings of the Apostles who in fact became the Prophets of the New Test.
That means God is NOT speaking to us in dreams today. Do we have dreams? Of course we do!
But they are not the result of God trying to communicate to us. We talk to God through prayer and He talks to us through His written Word.
My dear sister, dreams are YOUR mind still working while you are asleep. The mind can be tricky and confusing which is why some many people take anti-depressants.
First, I need to be clear for those replying to my post, that I do not believe dreams are in any way to be accepted as an authority above Scripture.
My research in the New Testament shows however that it seems to me at least, that The Lord can used dreams and visions, as he did with Paul and John.
The verse below is strange unless the answer could be in another version.
First it says vision then dream ...
maybe it's in the original Greek or Aramaic word that is used for dream and vision?
Acts 16:9
That night Paul had a vision. In his dream he saw a man over in Macedonia, Greece, pleading with him, “Come over here and help us.”
So my question and the dream I had referring to the rapture, does not add to or contradict the Word, right? Let me know what you see, I don't want to be in deception of any kind. By the way ...have you heard of the thousands of people of other faiths especially Jews and Muslims dreaming about Jesus and converting to Him?Anyone having dreams concerning tribulation or end times
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