Partyfass > Other > The Divinity Code To Understand Your Dreams And Visions Read Online

Part 52 (2/2)

The Divinity Code To Understand Your Dreams And Visions Adam F. Thompson 40960K 2022-07-22

Previous page List chapter Next chapter

Plan/s: (1) G.o.d's destiny for you; (2) Blueprints of Heaven.

(1) Jer. 1:5; 29:11 (NIV); (2) Exod. 25:40; Luke 1:31-32.

Planet/s: (1) May represent people.

Also see Mars, Orbit, Pluto, and Satellite.

(1) Gen. 37:9-10; 1 Cor. 15:47.

Plank: (1) Fleshly issue of the heart.

(1) Matt. 7:3.

Plant (noun): (1) Individual or significant plants represent people, churches, or nations. (2) Small plants may represent children.

(1) Isa. 5:7 (Judah); Isa. 53:2 (Christ); Matt. 15:13 (individuals); Matt. 21:33ff; (2) Ps. 144:12, Isa. 53:2.

Plant (verb): (1) Established by G.o.d; (2) Burying the flesh; (3) Spreading the Gospel; (4) Be born again; (5) Flourish; (6) Leading to harvest; (7) Planting weeds.

Also see Sowing.

(1) Gen. 2:8; Matt. 15:13; Luke 20:9; (2) Rom. 6:5; (cf. John 12:24); (3) 1 Cor. 3:6; (4) Eccl. 3:2; Isa. 61:3; (5) Ps. 92:13; (6) Ps. 107:37; (7) Matt. 13:25; 15:13.

Plantation: (1) Church; (2) Kingdom of G.o.d.

Also see Fruit Tree, Orchard, and Vineyard.

(1) As a gathering of fruit trees (cf. Ps. 1:3); (2) Matt. 21:28-31.

Plaque: (1) Public declaration.

(1) Esther 8:13.

Plaster (Medical Strip): (1) Covering up the real issue; (2) Superficial patch-up job; (3) Placebo.

(1) Matt. 15:8; (2) Matt. 9:16; 2 Kings 12:2-3; 15:3-4, 34-35.

Plastic: (1) Superficial; (2) Not real; (3) Saying it, but not living it; (4) Cheap; (5) Not yet open to view (sealed plastic bag); (6) Not real; (7) Non-Christian hearts (plastic bags and bottles).

(1) Col. 2:18a; (2-3) Matt. 15:8-9; (4) Matt. 8:19-20; Luke 9:61-62 (looking for ”easy believism”); (5) Isa. 29:11; Dan. 12:4, 9; (6) Rev. 3:1-2; (7) Matt. 5:29-30; 9:17 (these will peris.h.!.+).

Plate: (1) Heart. (2) What is seen on a plate may be showing a heart's desire; (3) Someone's agenda; (4) Portion and serving; (5) Ration; (6) Resources and supply; (7) Workload and responsibility; (8) Food; (9) Provisions; (10) What someone deserves.

Also see Platter, Pots and Pans, and Vessel.

(1) Ps. 78:18; Prov. 3:3 (KJV); 23:7-8; (2) Ps. 73:25-26 (Aportion is what you get on a plate); Eccl. 2:10 (KJV); Dan. 1:8; (3) Prov. 23:6-7; (4) Luke 12:42; (5) 1 Kings 17:12; (6) 2 Sam. 9:11 (What's on the plate speaks of the extent of resources available); (7) As in, ”I have a lot on my plate at the moment”; (8-9) Prov. 23:1-3; (10) Luke 12:46.

Platform: (1) Pulpit.

Also see Pulpit.

(1) Gen. 23:3; Matt. 10:27.

Platter: (1) Represents the heart; (2) Too good to be true (silver platter); (3) Blessing; (4) Spoilt; (5) Martyr (head on a platter); (6) Influence of a Jezebel spirit (head on a platter).

Also see Cup and Plate.

(I) Matt. 23:25-28 (KJV); Luke 11:39 (KJV); (2) As in, ”handed to him on a silver platter”; (3-4) As in, ”handed to him on a platter”; (5-6) Matt. 14:8.

Playing: (1) Childlikeness; (2) Spiritual immaturity; (3) Spiritually deaf; (4) Looking for outward response; (5) s.e.xual defilement; (6) Spiritual idolatry; (7) Wors.h.i.+p; (8) Foolishness; (9) Entering into the Spirit; (10) Innocence; (II) Sign of peace; (12) Not serious.

Also see Toys.

(1-4) Matt. 11:15-19; Luke 7:32; (5) Lev. 21:9; Judg. 19:2; Hos. 2:5; (6) Exod. 32:6; Jer. 2:20; 3:6; 1 Cor. 10:7; (7) 1 Sam. 16:16-18, 23; 2 Sam. 6:5; 1 Chron. 15:29; (8) 1 Sam. 26:21; (9) 2 Kings 3:15; (10) Isa. 11:8; (11) Zech. 8:5; (12) As in, ”He's just playing around.”

Playground: (1) Spiritually immature and idolatrous church.

(1) Exod. 32:6, 8.

Pliers: (1) Grabbing words (looking for leverage); (2) Gripping and tearing words (grabbing and pulling with pliers); (3) Can be looking for release from something (pulling out a nail).

(1) Mark 12:13; (2) Job 16:9; (3) Eccl. 12:11 (words); Isa. 22:23-25; Jer. 10:4 (idols).

Plowing: (1) Believer; (2) Preparation for harvest; (3) Call to seek G.o.d; (4) Hope; (5) Preparing or opening hearts; (6) Breaking up hardened hearts; (7) Working the heart with words (good or evil); (8) Questioning; (9) Whipping; (10) Wanting the past (looking back); (11) Looking forward; (12) Intercourse (seed sowing); (13) Wors.h.i.+p.

Also see Farmer and Plowman.

(1) Luke 17:7, 10; (2) Job 4:8; Prov. 20:4; 21:4; Isa. 28:24-25; Hos. 10:11; 1 Cor. 9:10; (3) Hos. 10:11-12; (4) 1 Cor. 9:10; (5) (Isa. 28:24-25 & Matt. 13:18-19 cf. Luke 3:4-5); (6) Hos. 10:12; (7) Job 4:8; Prov. 21:4; Hos. 10:13; (8) Judg. 14:18; (9) Ps. 129:3; (10-11) Luke 9:62 (plowing requires that the plowman look forward, having two targets (the immediate and distant future) to keep his lines straight); (12) Deut. 22:10 (cf. 2 Cor. 6:14); Judg. 14:18 (social intercourse); (13) Hos. 10:11.

Plowman: (1) One who prepares the hearts; (2) G.o.d; (3) Pioneer; (4) Servant; (5) Believer.