How to Interpret Dreams and Visions Perry Stone

translation of the Bible. In many instances it is used to describe a judgment (Gen. 19:24), fire for a sacrifice (Gen. 22:6), or refers to God as when He manifested in the form of fire (Exod. 13:21– 22). Isaiah’s lips were cleaned by coals of fire from the altar (Isa. 6:5–7). Uncontrolled conversation (the tongue) is compared to a fire (James 3:5–6). Certain types of trials and temptations are called “fiery trials” (1 Pet. 4:12). A fire can refer to a trial, negative words being spoken, a purging of someone, or some situation that is going to occur. OBJECT: FISHING First Reference: John 21:3—The disciples were fishing after the resurrection of Jesus. Possible Meanings: Fish are mentioned in both Testaments. Ezekiel speaks of spreading nets to catch many fish (Ezek. 47:10). Several of Christ’s disciples were fishermen and lived in fishing communities (Luke 5:1–7). Christ said He would make them “fishers of men” (Mark 1:17). In a dream, fishing is usually an indication of ministry and reaching souls. If the lake is small, it is a smaller ministry; if large, a large church or ministry is indicated. A fishing pole symbolizes a local church ministry, but a net indicates a global impact. OBJECT: FLOWERS First Reference: Exodus 25:31—Flowers are mentioned when