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Dream & Vision Theme: Demons in Dreams

Did the devil really do it?
Many people write in about dreams which they believe are
demonic in origin but much to their surprise they often find
that their perspective may have distorted the real message
behind the dream.  People often approach a dream with the
perspective that it is demonic, in error, and as a result they
miss what God is saying because they completely tune out
the true message as a result of the error in their perspective.

Following is an example of a dream that was easy to believe
was demonic in origin:

I had a dream one early morning that a demon had pieces
of a woman’s face stuck to it. The demon had tried
disguising itself as a woman who genuinely cared about me.
She grabbed my face with both palms on my cheeks and
said this to me: "If you trusted less, you would be closer to
Jesus." I knew she was a demon though trying to tell me
lies. When I woke up, i thought it was a dream from a
demon or satan. What the demon was saying was a twisted
thing. I could have brushed it off as a demonic dream, but it
didn’t make sense to me, it really didn’t register in my spirit
when I prayed about it. Later that day one of my good
friends called me up and said some really twisted things to
me. She was trying to help me, but the things she said were
really twisted. The way she went about teaching/preaching
to me was just backwards and twisted.

I know Mia, so I let her know about the dream. It hadn't
occurred to me to make the connection between the dream I’
d had that night and what had happened that day. I never
told Mia what happened that day until after she interpreted
the dream.  It was exactly what I needed because I was
concerned about my friend. It was also the confirmation I
needed to have peace about the situation and to pray for
my friend. What my friend (not Mia) had said to me earlier
that day had not been inspired by God, but the demonic.
The dream was not from a demon, but in fact a warning from
God about demonic activity that was going on around me
which was trying to effect my life in a bad way.

This dream is a good example of thinking a dream was
demonic. When Tweed told me this dream the first thing that
came to mind was maybe that this was just a real, spiritual,
manifestation of a demon. Then, the Lord reminded me that
if we did not see it in the bible it was not left out
accidentally.  If it was not in the bible then it is not biblical.

In the bible, there is no example of a person assuming a
dream was demonic nor were there any examples of
demons responsible for creating dreams.   As a result of
that prompting, we changed our perspective.  Let's look at
this from a biblical perspective, as a type of dream the bible
defines.  It was either a.) a prophetic dream, b.) a message
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dream, or c.) a worry/busyness dream.  In Tweed's case it was prophetic and a message
dream.

While seeking understanding about this dream the Lord impressed upon me, Look at it
through a different lens, look at it as though it was not the manifestation of a demon.  The
moment I did what the Lord was prompting me to do it became completely obvious what
the interpretation was.  I told Tweed the interpretation.  Her response was, “That is exactly
what happened after I woke up! That is exactly what happened to me today after I had
that dream!"

When she first looked at the dream her thought was, UGH.  She just was wishing that she
didn’t dream that dream and was blaming it on the devil.  She was missing the message of
encouragement that God was trying to give her.

What happened in reality: Tweed dreamed the above dream. Later in the day, someone
she loves spoke harsh words to her.  Tweed had thought that perhaps the Lord was
speaking through the person because the friend was Christian.  The words spoken to her
by this friend upset her badly and were weighing on her heavily.  Without knowing what
happened to her that day, she received the interpretation that someone was going to tell
her something that sounded "christian-y" but that their "well meaning 'godly'
advice/direction" was backwards and not from God.

When Tweed was given the interpretation to her dream she immediately knew what it was
correct because the interpretation described exactly what had just happened in her life a
few hours prior.  It was so fresh in her life, that she was still suffering the emotional turmoil
from the encounter foretold in the dream and described in the interpretation.  What had
happened to her that day lined up perfectly with the interpretation. She realized that God
was telling her through the dream, “Those words which seemed like they were Godly were
not from Me.  You don’t have to receive that message.”  The truth immediately set her
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