There is extensive Christian and Jewish literature on prophetic dreams. But you might want to start by reading current reviews on pre-cognitive dreams, for example at http://www.world-of-lucid-dreaming.com/precognitive-dreams.html or at

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/dream-catcher/201107/precognitive-dreams

and the dream dictionary article at https://www.dreamdictionary.org/types/psychic-dreams/

A few books available on Amazon:

Dreams That Come True - Exploring the Phenomenon of Precognitive Dreams (Their Psychic and Transforming Powers) Hardcover – 1988 by David Ryback Ph.D. (Author),‎ Letitia Sweitzer (Author)

Theory Of Precognitive Dreams Kindle Edition by Ian Wilson (Author),‎ Art Funkhouser (Editor)

Don't Be Afraid Of Precognitive Dreams: One May Just Save Your Life Kindle Edition by X. Janik (Author)

The Prophetic Dream Of General George Washington At Valley Forge: A Uniquely Different Piece of American History Paperback – October 23, 2013 by Robert W, Pelton (Author)

It's actually happened to me on several occasions. I believe that it's God encouraging me that he is guiding and directing my life, showing me that he knows the end from the beginning and is protecting me.

Respected ,

Life is a dream and we face reality when we will die.

Regards

From a scientific point of view this phoenomenon can be explained by some current theories.

It s accepted that we dream often the accomplishment of our desires. Then maybe you dream before something you will accomplish later. Actually this is not possible in a exact way but you can live that with the deja vu sensations. In modern view of the dream we dream also our problems in order to elaborate them. But you could live both situations with the deja vu phoenomenon.