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Dreams and Visions, or, What Do You Want Me to Do for You?

Joel announced: the old will have dreams, the young will have visions. Why our dreams come from the Spirit and how fear tries to steal them.

Airton Humber · 03/07/21 · 2 min de leitura

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Dreams and Visions, or, What Do You Want Me to Do for You?

Dear friend,

I can't say why the Lord told me to share this with you especially, but the revelation itself is wonderful for everyone. You will understand the reasons better than I do.

The prophet Joel announces: And, after this, I will pour out my Spirit on all peoples. Your sons and your daughters will prophesy, your old men will have dreams, your young men will have visions.

A direct, simple and immediate conclusion: Our dreams and our visions are inspired by the Holy Spirit himself, who was poured out on each and every human being.

This is the greatest and most powerful revelation of the work of our Lord Jesus Christ, and it is darkened and overshadowed by traditional, social and religious teachings.

What does this mean for us?
Everything you set as a goal for your life, if you persevere in seeking it, you will be able to obtain. Things like: what you want to have, what you want to be and what you want to learn. Nothing, absolutely nothing, is impossible for the one who believes this.

How so? Right here; we worry about the how and we don't clearly define the what we want for our lives. We don't see how we will get there and we even give up wanting.

This is the main weapon of our enemy: to steal, kill and destroy our dreams and our visions. And he does it with the shame that fear produces. We are ashamed to dare to want the impossible, to speak of our dreams and visions, and we settle in with the overwhelming majority of the alienated.

The apostle Paul teaches us: … work out your salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you both to will and to do, according to his good pleasure.

Look carefully: It is God who worked the wanting in you, and it is He who will accomplish it. Why do we give up on the wanting, which was inspired by God himself? Because we don't see how to accomplish it. Now, we need to remember, at this very moment, that the possible belongs to men, and the impossible belongs to God.

The same Paul said: You are not limited by us; you are limited by your own affections.… how beautiful and clarifying this is, in this context. We are ashamed even to want, we are afraid to express it and call it into existence, and we shrink into smallness without goals. We don't know anyone who wishes to do evil to others as a goal in life, and whoever does so doesn't know what he is doing.

The wisest of men has already said: without vision, without prophecy, the people are corrupted. We are corrupted because we have no goals in life, we wear ourselves out fighting for survival. By stealing, killing and destroying the vision of leaders, religious and social, misery is perpetuated. They will pass on a dead religiosity, or work for "freedoms" empty of meaning that keep us from experiencing our incredible, marvelous and infinite possibilities, which is the true will of God for all human beings.

Let there be light!
Amen!

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Airton Humber

Writer and creator of Amem... Amém!. Just an ordinary person who loves the Word of God.