Interpretation Belongs to God

Joseph didn't claim to have a system. He claimed to know Who to ask. Interpretation belongs to God, not the dream itself.

Joseph didn't claim to have a system. He claimed to know Who to ask. Interpretation belongs to God, not the dream itself.

Some dreams are meant to be prayed, some obeyed, some simply released. Not every dream needs to be decoded like a puzzle.

A dream that lingers is worth treating as a signpost, not dismissed as background noise from an overactive mind.

A dream doesn't have to be dramatic to matter. Sometimes it's a sound check before the stage, testing in private what will be released in public.

God speaks in symbols because symbols reach the spirit, not just the intellect. A look at why dreams remain one of His clearest ways of speaking.