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The term "vision" refers to something that a person sees. It especially refers to something unusual or supernatural that God shows people in order to give them a message.
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* Usually, visions are seen while the person is awake. However sometimes a vision is something a person sees in a dream while asleep.
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* Usually, visions are seen while the person is awake. However, sometimes a vision is something a person sees in a dream while asleep.
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* God sends visions to tell people something that is very important. For example, Peter was shown a vision to tell him that God wanted him to welcome Gentiles.
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## Translation Suggestion ##
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* The phrase "saw a vision" could be translated as, "saw something unusual from God" or "God showed him something special."
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* Some languages may not have separate words for "vision" and "dream." So a sentence such as, "Daniel had dreams and visions in his mind" could be translated as something like, "Daniel was dreaming while asleep and God caused him to see unusual things."
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* The phrase "saw a vision" could be translated as "saw something unusual from God" or "God showed him something special."
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* Some languages may not have separate words for "vision" and "dream." So a sentence such as "Daniel had dreams and visions in his mind" could be translated as something like "Daniel was dreaming while asleep and God caused him to see unusual things."
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(See also: [[other/dream]])
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