St. Joseph's dream
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St. Joseph's dream refers to Biblical episodes in which Saint Joseph is visited by Angel and receives specific instructions. In the New Testament there are 3 specific episodes in which St. Joseph has such dreams.
All three episodes appear in the Gospel of Matthew and relate to the Nativity of Jesus. These episodes have been the subject of works of art by well known artists.
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Biblical accounts
The three specific episodes in the New Testament are as follows:
- First dream: In Template:Bibleverse Joseph is told not be afraid to take Mary as his wife, because she was conceived by the Holy Spirit.
- Second dream: In Template:Bibleverse Joseph is warned to leave Bethlehem and flee to Egypt.
- Third dream: In Template:Bibleverse, while in Egypt, Joseph is told that it is safe to go back to Nazareth.
The Dream of Saint Joseph is a painting by Philippe de Champaigne.
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