What Every Dream Means
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (605 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1589094638 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 188 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Fascinating Perspective on Dreams" according to vaevictu. This book discusses many aspects of dreams from a Christian perspective. What is interesting is how much biblical support there is for dreams in the Bible (these verses are quoted throughout the book), and yet this aspect of Christianity is almost completely ignored today. The author does an excellent job of reviewing examples of dreams and their messages in the Bible, but then also tackles the difficult issue of how a modern person should approach this idea of communication with God through dreams. I would recommend this to anyone interested in dre. A Doorway to the Supernatural There are lots of dream books out there. Many are helpful; many are questionable. This book by Scott Shafer is written from a Christian perspective: God gives dreams, He speaks to us through dreams, and He helps us interpret them.God loves to speak to people: He's doing it all the time. But the voice of God comes very often through parables and stories and symbols and dreams. It's not always easy to discern what He's trying to get through to us. Here's a helpful book, an encouragement to explore a fascinating intersection of the human and the divine. "A Book On Dreams For Christians!" according to Carol Oschmann. First I wish to thank the author, Mr. Shafer, for the interest, expertise and fervor he exhibits with his task of getting dream study into the mainstream churches and documenting this in "What Every Dream Means." Long, the Christian community, in their innocence, has served to keep my own work on this subject silent and driven it, as this author said, into the hands of people not so pure of heart. Dreams, as the author says, are from God. All that comes from God is good (1Timothy A Book On Dreams For Christians! Carol Oschmann First I wish to thank the author, Mr. Shafer, for the interest, expertise and fervor he exhibits with his task of getting dream study into the mainstream churches and documenting this in "What Every Dream Means." Long, the Christian community, in their innocence, has served to keep my own work on this subject silent and driven it, as this author said, into the hands of people not so pure of heart. Dreams, as the author says, are from God. All that comes from God is good (1Timothy 4:4). This is an ability we all were born with, even the animals. What. :A Book On Dreams For Christians! Carol Oschmann First I wish to thank the author, Mr. Shafer, for the interest, expertise and fervor he exhibits with his task of getting dream study into the mainstream churches and documenting this in "What Every Dream Means." Long, the Christian community, in their innocence, has served to keep my own work on this subject silent and driven it, as this author said, into the hands of people not so pure of heart. Dreams, as the author says, are from God. All that comes from God is good (1Timothy 4:4). This is an ability we all were born with, even the animals. What. ). This is an ability we all were born with, even the animals. What
What Every Dream Means is written to inspire confidence in the reader that every dream can personally be understood and properly interpreted. Each chapter includes helpful examples and truth for those who dream and are searching to understand a higher and more satisfying meaning of their dreams and unique symbolism. Dreams have been viewed from various perspectives historically that are intriguing, but at best incomplete. Learn also about the dynamic dream interpretive process by absorbing reliable principles and insights that effectively unlock these profound dream mysteries and vital messages of the night. What Every Dream Means offers a fresh examination of dreams, which nearly every ancient culture to the present have been fascinated by.
This review is from: What Every Dream Means (Paperback)