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Samenvatting
- The Bible contains references to dragon-like creatures, symbolizing chaos and evil, primarily in apocalyptic visions and narratives.
- Dragon imagery in scripture often represents spiritual warfare, inner struggles, and opposition to God’s order, with interpretations varying among church fathers.
- While dragons do not explicitly appear in dreams, their symbolism informs biblical dream interpretation and suggests themes of divine protection and victory over evil.
- Comparatively, biblical dream accounts emphasize reliance on God for interpretation, contrasting with ancient Near Eastern traditions that relied on human wisdom and dream manuals.
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