CAN YOU SEE GOD'S LOVE IN YOUR NIGHTMARE?


 Most time we misunderstand the oracle of God in a night dream (nightmare), evil prophecy and evil sign. God ordered Jeremiah to bring into written all the evils He's purposed to bring over His people. Jeremiah 36:1-3. And He told Jeremiah that it's not that He chose to do them evil for doing sake but He ordered Jeremiah to write the dooms in a scroll so that at the hearing of the writing they might repent.

1. The evil dream you had last night does not tell of God negligence of your soul but rather to bring you back to Him in repentance. 

2. Whatever evil is said of you by anyone or 'prophet' is not to sentence you to a damned end but to have you come back to God.

3. The series of unpalatable events troubling you is to bring you to repentance.

Man Misunderstanding causes him to always fight non-existing enemies. He looks for prophets to help destroy his supposed enemies. He prayerfully fights to forget his God. He now puts the battle over obeying God Words. He's interested is overcoming his conceived battle than knowing the mind of God for him in the situation. He's a crier on different mountains for deliverance. 

GOD IS INTERESTED IN YOUR REPENTANCE NOT IN YOUR DESTRUCTION.


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