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Interpretation:  To me the dream of the horse back 
ride was an encouragement that the Lord was carrying me. I 
could trust His horse to lead me but there were times when I 
could initiate a change of direction since I knew His will was 
for me to be on the mountain tops. Since my husband did not 
answer me, maybe I was too dependant on him to lead the way, 
(as we usually travel overseas together) but there were times I 
needed to travel on my own or with other women and be more 
dependent on His leading. This dream does not minimize my 
TYPES OF DREAMS 

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husband at all for he is a godly man. I believe more meaning is 
coming. I only include this dream for your encouragement. A 
strange dream can be full of meaning.
Since it was strange to me that I was riding a horse, I 
looked in the Scripture for meanings. The natural horse was 
used countless times for warfare in the past. The horse I was 
riding seemed quite different. I found that the Lord used horses 
in the book of Revelation to announce judgment. My horse was 
sandy colored not like those mentioned in the book of Revela-
tion. These Scriptures were an encouragement to me:
And Elisha prayed and said; “Lord, I pray, open his eyes 
that he may see.” Then the Lord opened the eyes of the 
young man, and he saw. And behold, the mountain was 
full of horses and chariots of fire all around Elisha (II 
Kings 6:17).
At this time, a hostile army surrounded Elisha and his atten-
dant. Elisha told the young man not to fear, because those who are with 
us are more than those who are with them. This shows that the Lord has 
many horses. Another Scripture verifies this fact: 
 Elisha has become sick with the illness of which he would 
die. Then Joash the king of Israel came down to him, and 
wept over his face, and said: “O my father, my father, the 
chariots of Israel and their horsemen!” (II Kings 
13:14). 
The king of Israel had evidently heard from Elisha 
how Elijah had been taken up to heaven. This king saw the 
same thing about to happen. Elisha then prophesied that the 
king of Israel would have three victories over the Assyrians 
corresponding to how many times the king had struck the 
ground. Then Elisha died; possibly his spirit was escorted to