“BARLEY bread into a massive tree and it burst into huge flames.”
Pentecost is the first barley harvest and it also was the date the Holy Spirit fell upon the Apostles and that 3000 people were saved.
The dream seems incomplete....what was the description of the person who threw the bread and while the tree was burning was the tree consumed by the flame or was it undamaged?
The barley bread... was it leavened or unleavened?(puffed up like a yeast bread or was it more like barley crackers, small cakes, or wafers?) Ask the lady from your Bible study for a few more details.
If the tree was consumed into ashes it speaks of a judgment of some type; yet only God can give the full interpretation of dreams. Yet even without interpretation, the dream is so upfront spiritual in nature that one can’t ignore it.
It might be interesting to see what happens about 50 days after this year’s Passover(when Pentecost is supposed to take place)....that would put it late May.
Correction: Pentecost the the first wheat harvest 50 days after the barley Harvest or Abib(the date was historically flexible depending on the ripeness of the first stalks of barley. Sorry about the confusion. Still interested if the bread was leavened or unleavened and if the tree was consumed or not consumed? Being so close to Passover, the the bread being leavened or not leavened might have very ominous significance.
There are 4 possibilities.....1. leavened barley bread causing a flame that does not consume the tree.
2. leavened bread that causes flames that do consume the tree.
3. Unleavened bread that causes flames that do not ultimately consume or damage the tree
and lastly: 4. Unleavened bread that causes flames that utterly reduce the tree to ashes
Thank you...will run this all by her today and try to get some answers to your questions. One thing should be noted, the BARLEY loaf was completely off her radar and she specifically KNEW it was BARLEY. That, she thought was odd.
I don’t know, when I heard it, I just knew it was prophetic and I am very conservative when it comes to Word of Knowledge, dreams, etc. The lady is a very godly woman, sweet in spirit and is called to Intercession so I know the source is good. I’ll get back to you. Thanks.