Visions

God often made known his will by — Ps 89:19.

God especially made himself known to prophets by — Nu 12:6.

Often accompanied

A representative of the divine person and glory. — Isa 6:1.

An audible voice from heaven. — Ge 15:1; 1Sa 3:4,5.

An appearance of angels. — Lu 1:22,11; 24:23; Ac 10:3.

An appearance of human beings. — Ac 9:12; 16:9.

Frequently difficult and perplexing to those who received them — Da 7:15; 8:15; Ac 10:17.

Often communicated

In the night season. — Ge 46:2; Da 2:19.

In a trance. — Nu 24:16; Ac 11:5.

Often recorded for the benefit of the people — Hab 2:2.

Often multiplied for the benefit of the people — Ho 12:10.

Mentioned in scripture

To Abraham. — Ge 15:1.

To Jacob. — Ge 46:2.

To Moses. — Ex 3:2,3; Ac 7:30-32.

To Samuel. — 1Sa 3:2-15.

To Nathan. — 2Sa 7:4,17.

To Eliphaz. — Job 4:13-16.

To Isaiah. — Isa 6:1-8.

To Ezekiel (See chapters 10, 40-48 of Ezekiel). — Eze 1:4-14; 8:2-14; 11:24,25; 37:1-10.

To Nebuchadnezzar. — Da 2:28; Da 4:5.

To Daniel (See chapters 7, 8, and 10 of Daniel). — Da 2:19.

To Amos. — Am 7:1-9; 8:1-6; 9:1.

To Zechariah. — Zec 1:8; 3:1; 4:2; 5:2; 6:1.

To Paul. — Ac 9:3,6; 16:9; 18:9; 22:18; 27:23; 2Ch 12:1-4.

To Ananias. — Ac 9:10,11.

To Cornelius. — Ac 10:3.

To Peter. — Ac 10:9-17.

To John (See also Rev chapters 4 - 22). — Re 1:12.

Sometimes withheld for a long season — 1Sa 3:1.

The withholding of a great calamity — Pr 29:18; La 2:9.

False prophets pretended to have seen — Jer 14:14; 23:16.

The prophets of God skilled in interpreting — 2Ch 26:5; Da 1:17.