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12 Oils of Ancient Scripture Kit
There are over 600 references to essential oils and/or the aromatic plants from which they were extracted in the Bible. This kit contains 12 of the most significant oils:
- Aloes/Sandalwood - Many botanists believe that aloes were derived from sandalwood, one of the oldest sources of incense known to man.
- Cassia - One of the oldest known spices, cassia was an ingredient in the holy anointing oil and the incense that was burned daily in the temple.
- Cedarwood - Cedar was an integral part of two Biblical purification rituals - one for lepers and another for those who were impure from touching a dead body.
- Cypress - The cypress tree is renowned for its durability. Some Bible scholars believe cypress may be the "gopher wood" used to build Noah's Ark.
- Frankincense - Because frankincense symbolizes divinity, it was one of the three gifts given to the Christ child.
- Galbanum - Ancient incenses included spices or perfumes with lovely fragrances, but were not complete without the earthy odor of
- Hyssop - Branches from the hyssop plant were used during the exodus from Egypt to dab Hebrew doorposts with lamb's blood as protection from the plague of death.
- Myrrh - It is fitting that myrrh symbolizes suffering since it is produced by slicing the bark of a myrrh tree so that the precious resin oozes out and hardens into drops called "tears."
- Myrtle - To the ancient Jews, myrtle was symbolic of peace and justice.
- Onycha - Like frankincense and myrrh, onycha is a resin and was used in various religious ceremonies.
- Rose of Sharon/Cistus - Anciently, the gum that exudes from this plant was collected from the hair of goats that had browsed among the bushes.
- Spikenard - Hebrews and Romans used spikenard in the burial of their dead.
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