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Resumen
- Las polillas no se mencionan en los sueños en la Biblia, pero simbolizan la destrucción y la naturaleza transitoria de las posesiones terrenales.
- En la interpretación bíblica, las polillas pueden representar la transformación espiritual, el crecimiento y la búsqueda de la verdad divina.
- Los sueños pueden reflejar circunstancias personales y desafiar a las personas a reevaluar sus valores y prioridades a la luz de las verdades eternas.
- Interpretar los sueños requiere oración, reflexión y alinear las ideas con las Escrituras para discernir el significado espiritual.
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