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Daniel 2:10-11 (NASB) This reveals that dream interpretation is not a science and it is not a gift. These men of the occult could not understand the dream. But God gave the prophet Daniel an unusual ability to interpret special dreams. God enabled Daniel to understand the king’s dream. This fact is recorded for us in the book of Daniel.
This passage is a quote of Joel 2:28. The quote strongly indicates that the Holy Spirit would be directly involved in dreams and visions in the last days. The passage implies that men and women will see visions and dreams because the Holy Spirit would be poured out on them. In summary, we conclude that prophets, apostles, and non-leaders saw ...
Omens in the Bible. Dreams in the Bible are not omens since an omen is a sign of something that may happen. An omen is defined by the Merriam Webster Dictionary as “an occurrence or phenomenon believed to portend a future event.” 3 The dictionary’s example of an omen is “The dark clouds were considered a bad omen.” 4 The point is that an omen does not reveal certainty.
Meaning of the Fourth Kingdom. Our study begins in verse 40 of Daniel, chapter 2. It is important to remember that Daniel 2 is not about all the empires of the world. Daniel 2 focuses on the kingdoms since 605 B.C. to the end of time that occupied the land of Israel. The Babylonian Empire occupied the land of Israel.
There are only two types of dreams mentioned in the Bible. The first type of dream is one that comes from within our being. Isaiah 29:8 is such an example. In this passage we discover that a man is very hungry and very thirsty and so at night he dreams about food and water. It will be as when a hungry man dreams —. And behold, he is eating;
God did it when King Nebuchadnezzar was on his bed. That was discovered in our first study. The dream was repetitive, and we are told at one point that “his sleep left him.”. The literal Hebrew was “his sleep was destroyed.”. He could not sleep; so he finally just got up.
Satan is called a dragon in the book of Revelation. He is described in Revelation 12:3, 4, 7, 9, 13, 17; 13:1, 2, 4, 11; 16:13 and 20:2. Revelation 20:2 tells us the dragon is the devil or Satan. The dragon appears to symbolize power (Revelation 13:2) and again God conquers with power (Revelation 20:2). Satan is an evil angel (Ezekiel 28:14), a ...
In our last two studies in Daniel 2, we have discovered that Daniel told Nebuchadnezzar about his dream. Then he started interpreting the dream for the king. Daniel tells the king he saw a large statue, and then a stone hit the feet of that statue. When that happened, the statue just disintegrated and became like chaff and was blown away by the ...
First, they must ask (that is “name it”). Next, they must believe that they will receive their request (that is, “claim it”) and then they will receive it. If they do not receive their request, then the fault is with their “little faith” or how they worded their request. That is one view of the meaning of Mark 11:22-24.
Here we are told that God spoke to Jacob in a dream. God often spoke to prophets in dreams and visions as indicated throughout scripture. The dream is unusual because Jacob sees a ladder that is placed on the earth and reaches into heaven. The Hebrew word for “ladder” is sullam and it means ladder – not stairway. Some claim that this is ...