Dreaming About a Dead Baby: The Bible Gives It No Meaning

  • Scripture records no dream of a dead child and gives no meaning to one. This dream is not a message, a warning or a prophecy about anyone.
  • No dream in the Bible forecasts a death in the reader’s family, and no verse authorises anyone to say it might.
  • David grieved with everything he had while his son was dying, then washed and ate when the child died — and said, “I will go to him, but he will not return to me” (2 Samuel 12:23). That is not a rebuke to anyone still grieving.
  • Scripture nowhere teaches that a lost child is beyond God’s mercy, that grief is a failure of faith, or that such a loss is a punishment.
  • It says instead that not one sparrow falls outside the Father’s care, and that he gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to his heart.

Scripture records no dream of a dead child, and gives no meaning to one. There is no verse, no reading, nothing to decode — and in this case, dear friends, that silence is a mercy. Because if a meaning existed, someone would sell it to a mother at four in the morning. There is no such meaning. This dream is not a message, not a warning, and not a prophecy about anyone. Let us say that first and plainly, before…

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