Anointing Oil 10 ml

This Premium Anointing Oil has been handcrafted in Israel using Extra Virgin Olive Oil made from Olive Trees around Jerusalem. It has been scented and mixed according to Ancient Hebrew recipes by using Biblical essential oils and fragrances sourced from the Middle and Far East. This bottle of Anointing Oil has been dedicated to God and soaked in prayer, and it has been officially tested for quality.

"You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; You have anointed my head with oil; My cup overflows" (Psalm 23:5)

Messiah's Fragrance

The oil of joy and gladness.

• Ingredients: Pure Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Israel mixed with Myrrh, Aloes, and Cassia.

As we take a closer look at the anointed lifestyle of our Bridegroom Yeshua, we see how it has been dispensing its fragrance throughout the ages and will of course continue to do so. Consider what is said about Him and especially the scent He carries, in the Wedding Psalm on chapter 45:7-8: “Therefore God, has anointed you with the oil of joy above your fellows. All your garments are fragrant with myrrh and aloes and cassia..."

Out of ivory palaces, Our Messiah-King’s garments are fragrant with the "Oil of Joy" and the recipe from our text is therefore myrrh, aloes, and cassia. Anointing with oil was no stranger during Yeshua’s life on earth. We see this in the fourth chapter of Luke where Yeshua is anointed at the beginning of his ministry by a woman and again at the end before he is crucified by Mary of Bethany. Let us always remember what Proverbs 27:9 tells us when it shares with us that “oil and perfume make the heart glad!”

• Scriptures related to this oil: Isaiah 61:1-3, Hebrews 1:9, and Luke 7:46

Frankincense

The Oil associated with divine matters in ancient cultures.

• Ingredients: Pure Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Israel mixed with Frankincense essential oil.

The Hebrew word “levona” comes from the root word “lavan” meaning white, evidently from its milky color. The Greek “libanos” is derived from the Hebrew. White carries with it the connotation of purity. Frankincense resin is acquired in the same way as myrrh. In the tabernacle of Moses, we find frankincense in the grain offering, in the incense that was burned on the golden altar and sprinkled on the showbread.

A powerful interpretation of the meaning of incense is set forth in the book of Revelation, where it is connected with intercessory prayer: “…Each one had a harp and they were holding golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints.” Since Moses and the prophets point to Messiah, we see the aspects of His purity and intercession that come into focus with this fragrance also.

Frankincense is a gum resin known as tears. The bride’s involvement in intercession causes her to participate in a divine activity. Moreover, frankincense’s association with divinity throughout the ancient world was a reason that frankincense was one of the three gifts given to Yeshua at his birth together with myrrh and gold.

• Scriptures related to this oil: Ex. 30:7, 34, 35, Lev. 2:1, Lev. 24:7, Song 3:6, Song 4:6-7, Isaiah 60:6, and Revelation 5:8

Bridal Garden

The oil of intimacy between God and you, His beloved child.

• Ingredients: Pure Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Israel mixed with Myrrh, Cinnamon, Calamus, Henna, Saffron, Frankincense, Spikenard, Aloes, Cedar, Apples, Lily of the Valley, Rose of Sharon, Geranium, and Pomegranate.

One of the many delights portrayed in the Song of Songs is fragrance. We become aware of the abundance of scents and aromas that perfumes the air around the Lover-Bridegroom and His Beloved Bride. In this atmosphere of love, their garments, speech, and beings send forth their savory scents. We like to call this the Bridal Garden perfume.

Picture with us an enclosed, private, and secret garden on the palace grounds of a King. A sacred garden, filled with an array of colors, sounds, tastes, and fragrances. This is what the Bride is likened to! As she yields graciously to the seasons of growth, her choice and fragrant “plants” bring forth much beauty and enjoyment. Established, tended, and pruned by the hand of her God, she flourishes in secret behind their wall. In intimacy, fed and nourished by the river and fountain of life, she herself becomes an oasis of refreshment and truth (see John 7:38).

The Holy Spirit diffuses and distributes her knowledge of her God, her values, and influence like fragrance. With closer investigation, each fragrance depicts different aspects of developed character. God wants these to increase in her, for the full enjoyment of her Bridegroom and those around her. I would like to quote Watchman Nee who said: ‘Everything of beauty and fragrance lies in spiritual maturity.’

• Scriptures related to this oil: Song 1:3, Song 1:12-14, Song 3:6, Song 4:10-16, Song 5:13, and Song 7:8

Prince of Peace

This Oil is dedicated to Yeshua our Prince of Peace.

• Ingredients: Pure Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Israel mixed with Myrrh essential oil.

Myrrh comes from the word marar, meaning to be grieved or make bitter. The acquisition of myrrh was done by deliberately slicing the bark of the myrrh tree so that the precious resin oozed and trickled out. The resin then hardened into drops called “tears”. These hardened tears are then detached from the tree two weeks later, at which time new wounds are made in the same places as the old ones from previous cuts. If the tapping interval is short, then a slight scratching of the wood is usually sufficient to cause the resin to flow again. Intervals between individual tappings vary according to the species and the customs in the area of production. The production season lasts between 3 to 4 months with approximately 15-day tapping intervals.

Myrrh’s fragrance is sweet to the smell but bitter to the taste, which reminds us of the sweetness of our redemption but the bitter price that Yeshua paid to accomplish our salvation. We also see how Queen Esther was prepared for her king with the oil of myrrh. She submitted to close inspections, scrubbing, and attendance by those assigned to her. She died to her own desires and followed her uncle’s instructions not to reveal her identity (nationality and orphaned status) and she did not request anything except that which the king’s eunuch suggested.

Myrrh speaks of faithfulness and an unwavering commitment to the calling we have received. We see in the life of Yeshua how this way of living delivered to us today, and throughout the ages, the peace that surpasses all understanding.

• Scriptures related to this oil: Esther 2:12, Song 1:13, and Revelation 2:8-10