Saw a lamb in my dream?

Hi; far better to meditate on the Lamb of God, as per Revelation 5, for example.

C.J said:

Yesterday night, I had a dream where a young lamb, who was my pet alongside my real-life pet dog, reappearing at our doorsteps. Apparently this lamb went missing and my family did not express any sadness at his disappearance. Just the day before in real life, I returned to Jesus after months of turning back from Him. Does this dream mean anything? Thank you and may God bless you.

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Maybe it's God showing you that HE is there, He is presented in the bible as a lamb. Its a good sign if you ask me and should bring you comfort and joy. Welcome back to the body of Christ and allow the lamb to lead you. Thanks for sharing thats a sweet dream right there And WELCOME TO CF

Thanks for reposting it here, C.J.

The Lamb actually IS the Lord Jesus Christ in your dream, C.J. At first glance, it appears as if the lamb is you, but it is not. Because you have accepted the Lord Jesus Christ into your life, it is HE who is now appearing at the door of your family as it were.

Tell me about your family. Are they close to God?

C.J said:

Although they are Christians, my parents and my sister aren't close to God.

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Yes. That's what I suspected because that's what this dream indicates.

Now, here is the thing. He is and will be appearing now at their doorstep, so long as He remains dear to you, because he is your "pet" now, just like your dog is dear to you. According to this vision, He wants to be dear to them again as well. He wants to be welcomed in by all of them again, because they have not missed Him.

Now He is much more than the Lamb. He is also the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Great and Conquering King. But with your family, He is wanting to present Himself as the Lamb, hoping their hearts will be soft to Him again, and let Him into their/your home once more.

So your job is to tenderly present Him as the Lamb to them, and tell them that He wants back into their lives, and to be cherished once more.

Any questions? Please feel free to ask.