Illustrated Dictionary of Dream Symbols: A Biblical Guide to Your Dreams and Visions

by Joe Ibojie, John Francis (Foreword), Joseph Ewen (Foreword)

Explore your dreams with greater wisdom and discernment. The Illustrated Dictionary of Dream Symbols by Joe Ibojie will help you interpret the symbols, meaning and significance of your dreams. Based on experience and Biblical knowledge, this book will open a new world of communication between you and the Lord.

Genres: Reference, Ebooks, Spirituality, Christian

320 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2010

About the author

Bishop Dr Joseph Omoike Ibojie, widely known as Bishop, was a Nigerian medical doctor and ordained Pentecostal minister whose life bridged science and faith. He trained in medicine at the University of Benin, served in the Nigerian Army Medical Corps, and rose to the rank of colonel, later specializing in haematology and transfusion medicine in the United Kingdom. Alongside his clinical career, he cultivated a deep commitment to ministry, eventually founding The Father's House in Aberdeen, where he pastored and taught for many years. A gifted teacher and writer, he authored numerous books on dreams, visions, and the prophetic, emphasizing biblical foundations and spiritual discernment. Known for his warmth and accessibility, he mentored many and encouraged a life of prayer, faith, and disciplined study of scripture. His ministry extended internationally, drawing diverse audiences through conferences and teaching engagements, while his creative vision also shaped publishing projects and church development. He remained devoted to his family and community, leaving a lasting legacy of service and inspiration.

Reviews

[Brittany · Rating 4 out of 5]

very good

Good book and a must buy! Very beginner friendly! Definitely has a lot of insight about your dreams. If you don’t know where to start when it comes to your dreams. Start here!

[Agasha Dahil · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book delivered in an easy to read manner.

[Rex Libris · Rating 3 out of 5]

The author is a Pentecostal minister who believes very much in the existence of God-given dreams and visions. He makes a sincere argument for the existence of them, and has a dedicated a good portion of the book to the who, what, where, why, and all the rest of dreams.

He holds that people, places, things, and actions are generally symbolic of other, deeper meanings, and gives an explication of what these are generally symbolic of.

[Alethea Hammer · Rating 1 out of 5]

The author of this book is a fundamentalist Christian who apparently considers ALL dreams to be communications from God and offers Biblical explanations for all types of dreams and visions, no psychological or even physiological explanations are considered. I downloaded it to Kindle from one of those cheap book sites. It was free. So I can't say it wasn't worth every penny I paid.

[Teresa Odden · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book stays in my e-books as a continual resource to learning more about dreams and visions. How to ensure there is a Biblical foundation to guide and nurture the prophetic through dreams and visions. A must of all books on dreams and visions.

[C.W. Schutter · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you want to know what your dreams meant, get this book. I refer to it whenever I have a vivid dream (and remember it!). Whenever I do, I find interesting truth in it. I keep it handy.

[Kyoung · Rating 1 out of 5]

Says Who?

Too much is just Ibojie's thoughts and opinions. A work of fiction. I hope no one thinks he is a faithful teacher.

[Vanessa Simmons · Rating 1 out of 5]

No illustrations! Not at all what I expected for a dream book.

Guess I need to read the descriptions better