Exodus Cry - The Prayer Movement to End Slavery

I had this dream in October, and this was really the first prophetic dream I have ever had.

I dreamed that I was captured by traffickers and taken to a house. At the house, there was me and a bunch of other girls. I felt really scared. All of a sudden, the traffickers started to play and Exodus Cry video. One man said, "Everything these people are saying is a lie. Don't believe a word of it." As I watched the video, I saw myself. In the dream, I remember thinking that a few months prior to being captured, I had done a video of me dancing for joy in a white dress in the presence of God which Exodus Cry had filmed. The traffickers recognized me and were angry.

After the video,the traffickers left the room and warned us to not try and escape. I decided to try anyway, and was successful. I ran and ran screaming "Help me! I've been captured and am in danger!" As I screamed this, no one paid attention and I felt that the words were not leaving my mouth. Just as I was about to despair, I saw a friend of mine from church. I told her what was going on and she said she would help me.

I went with her, and realized that I was back at the same house that I had run away from. I looked at my friend with horror. She said something like "You ran away and needed to be brought back." As I went back inside the house, my captors again grew angry that I had tried to escape. They began to beat me. It was very painful, but I was determined to not let them see that they were affecting me. As they were beating me, I felt the Holy Spirit enter the dream and tell me "Behold my Servant, whom I uphold. He will establish justice!" The pain stopped, and then I woke up.

When I woke up, I asked for an interpretation, and this is what I believe that it is. I think that my friend represented the Church as a whole, and how very few Christians pay really close attention to justice issues. By ignoring the plight of the oppressed, the Church condemns them to a life of misery without Jesus. The Church must further develop its heart for the oppressed if there is to be any real justice.