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Skittle · 07-08-2007, 08:01 PM

I gave my life to Christ not even a year ago, and it started with with a dream. Since then it happend more often.
I talked to my pastor and he told me that these are prophetic dreams and that they line up with the scriptures. About one dream he's not sure, but he will be able to explain at least two of them. We will talk about it some more next week hopefully.

These dreams are very intense and sometimes I feel little overwhelmed. I never met anyone that had prophetic dreams but it would be nice to talk to someone.

Sorry for the gramma, I'm still learning

Floridanative2 · 07-08-2007, 08:10 PM

Care to share the dreams? I have had some pretty weird ones myself! pm me if you would rather.

maniac · 07-08-2007, 08:15 PM

This can happen, as well as similar things. My mom was sleeping one night as usual, but around 12:00 or 1:00 AM she woke up to a loud voice, it said "Go check on your oldest child" but she figured it was just in her head, she rolled over and tryed to go back to sleep, but she again heard the voice, quite loud say "Go check on your son" so she got up, went down the stairs, went into my older brother's room, and sure enough he had somehow gotten his head stuck between the matress and the bed, this could have killed him had he stayed like that 'till morning. Needless to say she got his head out and he's still alive to this day, but I find that story pretty hard to explain in medical/scientific terms, she had never heard voices before in her life and hasn't heard any since.

Oh, and I would like to hear the dreams too if you don't mind sharing.

Skittle · 07-08-2007, 08:24 PM

I would like to wait and pray about it first, because I'm not sure if I should write something like this in a forum. I hope you understand

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@maniac: my mom had a similar experience when I was a baby. I could have died

maniac · 07-08-2007, 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Skittle

I would like to wait and pray about it first, because I'm not sure if I should write something like this in a forum. I hope you understand

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@maniac: my mom had a similar experience when I was a baby. I could have died

I understand your hesitation, I respect your reverence.

Skittle · 07-09-2007, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by maniac

I understand your hesitation, I respect your reverence.

Thank you

dreameyes · 07-09-2007, 07:42 PM

My mother in law also had an experience where she heard a loud voice that saved my BIL's life. She was sleeping on the couch and was pregnant with him and she was bleeding. She was in such a deep sleep she didn't know and if she hadn't of woken up he would of died and maybe even her.
My husband had a dream of a little boy before our son was born. Nothing happened but he said the boy looked like our son does now and just had this longing look on his face. I also heard a voice say "Mom" one morning before I had kids.

Floridanative2 · 07-10-2007, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by dreameyes

My mother in law also had an experience where she heard a loud voice that saved my BIL's life. She was sleeping on the couch and was pregnant with him and she was bleeding. She was in such a deep sleep she didn't know and if she hadn't of woken up he would of died and maybe even her.
My husband had a dream of a little boy before our son was born. Nothing happened but he said the boy looked like our son does now and just had this longing look on his face. I also heard a voice say "Mom" one morning before I had kids.

You just gave me major goosebumps!

Skittle · 07-10-2007, 10:13 PM

I can tell you about one of the dreams. This is the dream my pastor wasn't sure about. The other ones I won't post, not now at least. Please forgive my spelling and the gramma.

After the church service me and few people went for a walk. There was a steep hill, to the right of it was a cornfield, to the left was a cliff. On top of the hill was a huge wall made out of stone. In the wall were masks (made out of stone too) that had diffrent exprecions; some of them were crying, some were screaming, some were angry, some were laughing mean......We've never seen anything like that before and were wondering about them. I went closer and took one mask out of the stone. I was holding it in my hand when it started moving its "face". I was shocked and put it back inside the wall. Right after that the earth began to shake for a few seconds. I wanted to walk back to my friends and saw that an invisible hand was thowing them into the air. I was trying to help them but I couldn't. Some fell into the cornfield and they were ok, some on the ground and there was blood, and some fell down the cliff. We were eight people and three have survived.

What do you think about this one?

Jason_Els · 07-10-2007, 10:53 PM

I had a prophetic dream of something so extraordinary that it couldn't have been chance. Since then, I've become extremely interested in this sort of thing.

Exiting church stands you in face of the world outside of the church. Before you is a path with two choices. To the right is, literally, the Right. To the left is perdition, literally, the Sinister.

The path of life is steep and difficult. To the right is the choice of fruitfulness, of plenty. That is the cornfield. To the left, the cliff, is the fate of the fallen (literally falling off the cliff).

You and some others take the middle road and are literally faced (the faces in the wall) with choices in life. Some will become happy, others sad, or vengeful. They will become trapped in these lives for they are lives crafted without God. In a sense, they have set themselves in stone, choosing neither Good nor Evil. They are those without spirituality. They live with masks, hiding their inner selves.

The hand of fate, the hand of God, though, forces you to choose which of the two choices to make because, since you have just exited the church, you are now aware that you must choose either the cornfield or the cliff. The wall is no longer a choice for you. The people in the stone wall were never exposed to the church. They were unaware, like those who lived before Jesus, of the choices of salvation and so were not tested as your friends were. You have no excuse now to become part of the wall and couldn't even if you wanted to. Knowledge of salvation means you cannot pretend you didn't see it.

In my opinion, the dream sets before you the choice to either accept the cornfield or the cliff. You were horrified by the fate of those in the stone and rejected that fate. Now that you know the way of God exists, your path has been set before you and you must choose which way to turn to avoid the wall.