梦游圣经66本书

日期：2025年5月21日

梦境：

在梦中，我一时忘了自己的车停在哪里。正当我四处寻找时，一位名叫“清琴”的朋友出现在我身边。她温和地对我说，她知道车停在哪里，并带我前去。

让我惊讶的是，车其实就停在我所在的位置附近，并没有远离。原来，我一直在寻找的，不是什么遥不可及的地方，而是早已在那里——只是我没有看见。

经文：

阿摩司书 5:23
“要使你们歌唱的声音远离我，因为我不听你们弹琴的响声。”

反思：

这节经文是神透过先知阿摩司向以色列发出的责备。他们的敬拜看似热烈，歌唱与弹琴不断，然而神却说：“我不听。”
因为在那表面的敬拜背后，是一颗没有悔改、没有真实顺服的心。神不要浮华的声音，祂寻找的是心灵与诚实的敬拜者。

而梦中的“清琴”，这个名字本身就带着属灵的意象：
• “清”，象征洁净、纯全的心；
• “琴”，象征敬拜、属灵的声音。

她带我找回“车”的过程，仿佛是圣灵在引导我找回属灵的定位与起点。
这定位不是新的，也不是远的——而是神早已为我预备、我一度忽略的所在。
我之所以迷失，不是因为神远离了，而是因为我的心眼昏花，被太多外在的声音淹没了神的声音。

阿摩司书提醒我们：神拒绝虚假的琴音；但“清琴”所代表的，是那神所悦纳、出于清心的声音——清澈与真实，能唤回一个人对神最初的爱。

结语：

真正的敬拜，不是越唱越热闹，而是越唱越接近神的心。
也许你和我一样，在奔波中曾忘了，车其实就停在旁边；神的同在，并未远离。
祂正派遣“清琴”那样的声音——或是一位朋友、一段话语、一场梦——温柔地提醒你：

“你所寻找的，其实一直就在你身边。只要你停下脚步，聆听那从天而来的琴音，
你将再次找回方向，踏上归家的路。”

Qingqin’s Guidance — Rediscovering Spiritual Alignment in Worship

Date: May 21, 2025

Dream:

In the dream, I forgot where I had parked my car. While I was searching for it, a friend named Qingqin appeared beside me. She gently told me that she knew where it was and led me to it.

To my surprise, the car was actually parked very close to where I was—it hadn’t gone far at all. What I had been searching for wasn’t in some distant place; it had been right there all along—I had just failed to see it.

Scripture:

Amos 5:23
“Away with the noise of your songs! I will not listen to the music of your harps.”

Reflection:

This verse is God’s rebuke through the prophet Amos to the people of Israel. Their worship appeared passionate—full of singing and music—yet God declared, “I will not listen.”
Why? Because behind the performance was a heart that had not truly repented or surrendered. God isn’t impressed by outward sound; He desires worship that flows from a sincere and obedient heart.

In the dream, the name Qingqin carries spiritual symbolism:
• “Qing” (清) speaks of purity and a clean heart.
• “Qin” (琴) represents worship and a spiritual sound.

Her helping me find the car felt like a picture of the Holy Spirit—guiding me back to my spiritual positioning and origin.
That position wasn’t something new or distant; it was something God had already prepared for me, something I had simply overlooked.
I was lost—not because God had moved away, but because my spiritual vision had dimmed, drowned out by all the surrounding noise.

The message from Amos warns us that God rejects hollow music. But Qingqin represents the kind of melody God delights in—pure and truth—the sound that calls one back to their first love for God.

Closing:

True worship doesn’t lead us further away—it brings us closer to the heart of God.
Maybe, like me, you’ve been rushing through life and forgotten that “the car is actually parked right next to you.” God’s presence has not left.

He is sending you a Qingqin—whether through a friend, a word, or even a dream—to gently remind you:

“What you’ve been searching for has always been right beside you.
Just stop and listen to the melody from heaven—
and you’ll find your way back home.”