Here we go again, not sure what just happened to my question,
"After dream gets interpretion for the dreamer,
Can The Lord use the same dream to minister to the interpreter?
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This is a great question and the answer is yes. First, the power of testimony is far beyond what most of us believe and the interpretation of a dream is a testimony of the dreamer. Testimonies often speak to others and draw them closer to God. Second, the Hebrew people were masters of what is known as Parallel Semantics, which is the art of telling two or more stories with one set of words. Where do we think they acquired this skill? Of course it was from God and clearly He is the true master of this skill. As a result, the dream may speak to the dreamer and the interpreter and in some cases there may even be two different interpretations.