The Ancient Language of Dreams

And Their Biblical Interpretation

De: Ken Johnson

Narrado por: R F McCoy

The prophet Joel predicted that in the last days God would pour out His Spirit on believers, and young people would see visions and old people would dream dreams. We need to learn the ancient language of dreams and the biblical importance of how to properly interpret them. In this book, we give numerous examples of God speaking though dreams and visions. We will also look at the dreams of Abraham and the Persian Magi given in extra-biblical documents. I included a small selection of dreams I have had over the years. We will look at these carefully and see patterns that will help us learn the language of God.

©2015 Ken Johnson (P)2019 Ken Johnson

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thank you for following through and giving insight God bless you and for anyone intending to read its a quick impacful well researched and put together.

Very Appreciated

I decided recently I needed to take my prophetic dreams far more seriously (in the past I have been afraid). This book helped me get my feet in the water so to speak, and understand how to find the answers I need. I will be listening to some more of his work. I didn’t like the narrator but it wasn’t unlistenable and I appreciated the audio format because I don’t have much time or attention span for reading.

Very interesting and helpful!

This is another really interesting book by Dr. Ken Johnson! I have never heard these dreams in the Bible explained before, and it was fascinating. I really had no idea what most of these dreams meant. And I appreciate how Dr. Johnson explained them and how he taught us to begin to understand what God is saying to us in our own dreams. The reader was great, and made it very enjoyable to listen to this audio book.

Light Read.

I've read many of Kens works. This one was easy and informative. Try it for yourself.

Thought it'd be more helpful

I thought this would be helpful in interpreting my dreams. Nope! This book mostly contains dreams from Bible stories that I've read and heard about for years. No new or useful information here.