- Abandonment: Dreaming of abandonment from a biblical perspective reflects symbolism related to more.
- Absence: An absence signifies the state of something or someone being missing, deficient, or not in more.
- Abundance: Dreaming of abundance from a biblical perspective is related to divine provision, blessings, more.
- Accident: A car (or plane, etc.) accident in a dream can mean a literal accident, but it can also represent your life. I had a dream once about a single-person plane crashing on church property. The next day, a woman fell on church property and broke her arm.
- Adoption: Symbolizes being accepted into the family of God or being welcomed into a new community.
- Adversary: May represent spiritual opposition or temptation.
- Airplane: Can represent your body, a ministry, or a literal airplane.
- Alabaster: Symbolizes purity, fragility, and beauty.
- Alabaster Box: Symbolizes the value of worship and devotion to God.
- Almonds: Symbolize God’s provision, abundance, and blessings.
- Altar: Symbolizes surrender, commitment, and worship.
- Ambition: May represent either good or bad ambition, depending on the context of the dream.
- Ambush: Symbolizes a hidden danger or attack, being caught off guard, or taken by surprise.
- Amethyst: Symbolizes spiritual clarity, intuition, and discernment.
- Ammunition: May represent spiritual resources or preparation for spiritual battle.
- Anchor: Symbolizes stability, security, and hope in the midst of life’s storms.
- Angelic presence: Symbolizes divine guidance, protection, and messages from God.
- Annointing oil: Symbolizes the Holy Spirit’s presence and power in a situation or in the dreamer’s life.
- Anointing: Symbolizes empowerment, divine favor, and consecration.
- Ant: Symbolizes diligence, perseverance, and industriousness.
- Antelope: Symbolizes gracefulness, speed, and agility.
- Antichrist: Symbolizes deception, rebellion, and opposition to God and His ways.
- Anticipation: Symbolizes expectancy, hope, and excitement for the future.
- Ants: Symbolizes diligence, wisdom, and preparing for the future.
- Apostle: Symbolizes spiritual leadership, evangelism, and ministry.
- Apostle Paul: May represent the qualities of spiritual leadership, boldness, and perseverance.
- Apparel: Symbolizes one’s appearance, reputation, and identity.
- Appearances: Symbolizes impressions, perceptions, and the way things appear in the natural.
- Appetite: Symbolizes desires, cravings, and needs of the flesh.
- Apple: May represent temptation or the fruit of the Spirit, depending on the context of the dream.
- Apron: Symbolizes service, humility, and work.
- Ark: Symbolizes safety, provision, and protection.
- Armor: Symbolizes spiritual protection, preparedness, and strength.
- Army: May represent spiritual warfare or a call to action.
- Arrogance: Symbolizes pride, self-exaltation, and a need for humility.
- Arrow: Symbolizes direction, purpose, and conviction.
- Art: May represent creativity, beauty, or the pursuit of excellence.
- Ascension: Symbolizes spiritual ascent, elevation, or transcendence.
- Ash: Symbolizes repentance, mourning, and humility.
- Ashamed: Symbolizes guilt, regret, and a need for forgiveness and reconciliation.
- Ashes: Symbolizes mourning, repentance, and humility before God.
- Assembly: Symbolizes community, unity, and fellowship among believers.
- Asleep: Symbolizes unawareness, apathy, and a need for awakening and revival.
- Ass: Symbolizes humility, endurance, and service.
- Ashes: Symbolizes mourning, repentance, and humility before God.
- Assumption: May represent an assumption or expectation that needs to be re-evaluated.
- Assurance: Symbolizes God’s promises, faithfulness, and trustworthiness.
- Atonement: Symbolizes reconciliation, forgiveness, and restoration.
- Attic: May represent hidden memories, potential, or neglected areas of the dreamer’s life.
- Auction: May represent the value or worth of something in the dreamer’s waking life.
- Auditorium: Symbolizes a gathering, performance, or presentation.
- Australia: May represent an Australian.
- Authority: May represent either legitimate authority or abuse of power, depending on the context of the dream.
- Avalanche: May represent an overwhelming situation or impending disaster.
- Avocado: May represent abundance, nutrition, or health.
- Axe: Symbolizes judgment, separation, and cutting off what is unfruitful.
- Awe: May represent a sense of wonder, reverence, or fear in the presence of God or divine power.
- Azalea: Symbolizes passion, femininity, and romance.
- Azazel: Symbolizes the scapegoat or a person who takes the blame or guilt for others.
- Aztec: May represent pagan sacrifice.
Accident – A car (or plane, etc.) accident in a dream can mean a literal accident but it can also represent your life. I had a dream once about a single-person plane crashing on church property. The next day a woman fell on church property and broke her arm.
A car often represents you in your daily travels. A car crash dream could represent any type of accident or it could represent a problem that prevents you from moving forward.
Airplane – Can represent your body (For example, A small plane with one person out of control and crashing can represent a person falling), can represent a ministry, or a literal airplane.
Animals, insects, serpents, etc.
What is the animal doing in the dream? If it is attacking, this is a message of a coming attack.
If it is biting it could mean an injury or affliction to the area of the body that was bitten.
Animals can represent people. Especially cats and dogs. Note the color of the animal. If it is brown or black or white this is often symbolic of skin color.
Whose animal is this? It could be an attack by the owner. IE. Jeffrey’s dog is shown in a dream acting like a wild dog. Reality = Jeffrey was acting like an animal.
What kind of animal? Animals in dreams often represent a problem. What kind of animal is often indicative of where the problem will occur. Shark – problem on the water or with a boat.
Alligator – False or lies. Fear of harm, Florida, problem, symbolic attack, physical threat, Leviathan, powerful enemy.
Ants – Industrious, pest, relatively amazing strength, bugs (computer bugs), someone bugging you.
Arrow – Demonic attack, mostly doubts aka dart.
Automobile – A car is a symbol for what happens in our waking life. Look at what the action is and what your response to the action is. Your response or feeling will usually define the situation.
If something happens in your car it is likely to happen soon in your waking life. For example:
Driving from the backseat unable to reach the brakes can be a life out of control.
Driving backward can mean going about something the wrong way.
A person driving around and not finding a parking spot anywhere could mean a person who does not fit in anywhere.
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