I had another dream.
In this dream, I was shown wolves in the church.
I was standing in the back of the chapel, and as I looked over the entire congregation, the people began to appear as either wolves or sheep. Both were sitting in the pews, and many were sitting right next to each other.
Even whole families of wolves and sheep. What was interesting was that they were all either one or the other. There were no mixed families. That was something I found interesting.
This makes me wonder if some of this has to do with parenting? That wasn’t pointed out to me specifically, but I don’t remember seeing that any of the families were mixed.
At the time of my dream, both types of families seemed to be in a dormant state of sleep. Everyone was asleep. It was like their real hearts were not visible to each other. No one knew which flock the other belonged to. They were all hidden amongst each other. It was just as the scripture says: there were tares among the wheat.
The wolves were within the flock, and the flock did not perceive them, nor did the wolves perceive the true sheep.
They were there growing together like the wheat amidst the tares.
Seeing the wolves, I tried to warn the shepherd that there were wolves amongst them. I tried to warn them 3 times. I even looked directly at the shepherd to get his attention (who seemed to just look at me as if in a confused daze). No one would listen.
Then after some time, something occurred, and the wolves began to wake up, and they went about to devour the flock so much so that there were few true sheep left. The wolves had been very influential, and they took many believers with them.
Were these many of the seeds that had fallen upon the stony ground? Where they had for a time been able to grow, but when the heat of the day had come, they had no root with which to keep them in place? What was that root? What did it symbolize? Had they grown close enough to God that they were able to withstand the heat of the day, or was their spirituality superficial?
Is there a great falling away coming… For I saw many wolves, and they went after the sheep.
Jesus said that my sheep will hear my voice, and a stranger’s voice will they not follow. Those who have ears to hear will hear, and those who have eyes to see will see.