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MYSTERIES
 
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DREAMS
 

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Colors 
Colors are symbolic too. I’ll just list a few: 
Purple represents royalty, majesty. 
White stands for purity, light, truth or holiness. 
Scarlet represents blood atonement, redemption or salvation. It 
can also represent sin. Though your sins be as scarlet (Isa.1:18)
Red represents war, bloodshed, anger, hatred, lust, sin, or zeal. 
Green is the color around the throne. It represents prosperity, 
eternal life, envy, or the carnal nature. 
Blue represents heaven, the Holy Spirit or revelation. In the 
Old Testament, God commanded the Kohathites to cover the 
ark, table of showbread, lamp stand, the incense altar and all the 
utensils of the sanctuary with a cloth of blue in preparation for 
traveling (Num. 4:5-12). The symbolism was that the articles 
were heavenly. 
Orange can represent fire, power, the Holy Spirit, energy or 
great danger. 
Black would represent something ominous, sin, grief, or 
mourning. It would be something of an evil nature. 
Grey is something undefined, indistinct, hazy, or deceptive. 
Tan means death, burned or repentance. 
Pink means flesh, women, a female infant, chaste or immoral. 
Gold or Yellow represents divinity, glory, a gift, honor or even 
cowardice. 
Silver represents redemption. 
As you can see, most of these colors have a double 
meaning. Maybe you don’t remember the colors in your dreams 
but as you ask the Lord for help, He will show you more colors. 
INTERPRETATION AND SYMBOLS 

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For a more complete meaning of many symbols in 
your dreams, I highly recommend Kevin Conner’s book Inter-
preting Symbols and Types or Ira Milligan’s Understanding 
The Dreams You Dream. See the appendix for the publisher’s 
information. These books also give the meaning of numbers. 
In one recent dream, my friends brought me blue 
placemats to put on my table for they said they matched my 
blue curtains.
In the first part of this same dream, these friends were 
also suggesting we plant evergreen trees in our front yard. 
Trees can symbolize nations, individuals, the church or Jesus 
Christ. 
Interpretation: In interpreting the dream, I was 
thrilled to understand that blue represented revelation and 
something heavenly. Placemats meant that we were going to 
fellowship together or have communion and nourishment. 
I saw our friends as being creative in arranging things 
and the evergreen trees as something always growing, alive and 
prosperous. The front yard was chosen so all could see. In real 
life this couple has come into our lives to help design our bro-
chures, newsletters, arrange our books, design the covers and 
have been a huge blessing. They have creative ability and have 
helped our ministry prosper. 
Dreams may come in pieces with different meanings 
for the same object. Pray and meditate on the different sections 
of your dreams. In one dream, I was observing a battle in the 
heavens, observed a crash and then walked into a terraced rose 
garden with friends. The rose garden can represent Christ and 
His church or even death. Terraces represent different levels of 
faith in the church or different callings.