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UNLOCKING THE MYSTERIES OF DREAMS 

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heaven by the chariot and the horsemen. 
There is another Scripture that speaks of the Lord’s 
horses: 
O Lord, were You displeased with the rivers, was 
Your anger against the rivers, was Your wrath 
against the sea, that You rode on Your horses, 
Your chariots of salvation (Habbukuk 3:8)? 
Now if you have horses of your own, this dream might 
mean something entirely different. The Holy Spirit will help 
you interpret it. 
False Dreams 
False dreams are put into the same category as false 
prophecies. These are spawned from our flesh or the devil. The 
Lord warned the prophet Jeremiah that there would be false 
visions. 
And the Lord said to me, ‘The prophets prophesy lies in 
My name. I have not sent them, commanded them, nor spo-
ken to them; they prophesy to you a false vision, divina-
tion, a worthless thing, and the deceit of their ear’ (Jer. 
14:14). 
 Early in Jeremiah’s life, he had heard from the Lord 
and saw visions. The Lord touched his mouth and put His 
words in his mouth. After many years of persecution, and re-
buking the Israelites for their disobedience, the Lord said that 
the Babylonians would invade the city of Jerusalem. Yet the 
false prophets prophesied peace to the city. Some of them even 
had false dreams. Their intention was to make the people forget 
God’s name. Jeremiah 23:27 who try to make My people forget 
My name by their dreams. The Lord rebuked the false prophets 
TYPES OF DREAMS 

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by saying: Jeremiah 23:28 He who has My word, let him speak 
My word faithfully. Jeremiah was very bold in proclaiming the 
word of God and was put in prison and also lowered into a well 
for speaking what God had said. Jerusalem was invaded by the 
Babylonians in 605 B.C., many people were taken captive, but 
Jeremiah’s life was spared. What God says will come to pass. 
He said: I am watching over My word to perform it (Jer. 1:12). 
Also, He will never contradict His Word. 
So, if one has a dream which one suspects may be 
false, check it out with what you know of God’s character and 
what He has written in the Word. If the dream does not pass 
these standards, it is false. 
If it is true, you need not tell it to anyone, just let the 
Lord confirm the dream by other methods. Remember Joseph 
told his dream prematurely and caused his brothers to hate him. 
The Lord did turn it around for good ultimately. If the Holy 
Spirit leads you, you could tell your dream to a mature, godly 
person to help in the interpretation. 
For example, someone might dream that they are going 
to marry another person and feel God spoke to them about that. 
Be very careful. Maybe that dream was birthed out of deep de-
sire of the flesh. It could be witchcraft. God is certainly able to 
speak to the other party involved without the dreamer saying a 
word. We can all be deceived, so we are told to test all things 
and confirm things with the written Word of God.
There are some questions you can ask yourself con-
cerning the dream to know whether the dream might be false or 
not. Does the dream draw you closer to God? Does it bring a 
godly fear or just fear? Does it bring peace? Proceed carefully 
in interpreting your dream. Make no hasty decision. Don’t