Don't read the bible before going to sleep, it makes for some rather screwed up dreams. Without fail.
3 comments
Geoff Glover
Jun 13, 2017
So, you're going to leave us hanging, eh? If you're feel like sharing, fill us in under Kacie's "What Dreams are Made Of"!
tkay
Jun 13, 2017
If I remember, I may, for some of them. The Old Testament can be a really head twister.
LL
Jan 05, 2018
I have not noticed. Actually, I have heard opposite. Some people report they sleep better, if they read the bible before going to sleep.
I read the bible virtually every time I'm putting kids to sleep. My 8-years-old son is now listening the whole thing for third time already. We have those bible story books for kids also, but I think it's better to read the stories as they are.
So, you're going to leave us hanging, eh? If you're feel like sharing, fill us in under Kacie's "What Dreams are Made Of"!
If I remember, I may, for some of them. The Old Testament can be a really head twister.
I have not noticed. Actually, I have heard opposite. Some people report they sleep better, if they read the bible before going to sleep.
I read the bible virtually every time I'm putting kids to sleep. My 8-years-old son is now listening the whole thing for third time already. We have those bible story books for kids also, but I think it's better to read the stories as they are.