A few weeks ago a policeman visited the main library as a first time visitor. I gave him a little more attention, and we began to talk and then he told me of an interesting dream that he had.
He said he dreamt he went to a fuel station to put some oil into his car. As he was standing there, he said to the attendant: "Put some of this cheap, quality oil in please."
The man said that he didn’t have that brand, but suggested another brand. That brand was a whole lot more expensive, but he told the attendant, "No, I want those cheap, quality ones," and added, "The ones you suggest are expensive and not even of good quality."
The attendant insisted on the other brand, but he refused. As he woke up he wondered what that dream could actually have meant. Then he remembered how he used to buy expensive Christian books from well-known Pentecostal preachers, which cost a lot of money, N$ 200,00 ($16.00 US) or more for just one book.
But then he also remembered how he came across some wonderful Message books, extremely cheap, but of great quality at the Soweto Market. The Lord just then gave him the interpretation. And since he hadn’t been at the main library before, he came right quick to see what else he could get at a low price, knowing it would be of great quality.
He took a whole lot of material with him as he left.
VGR Namibia