Holy Anointing Oil

Throughout biblical history, oil has held significant symbolic value, representing sanctification, consecration, and holiness; signifying the setting apart of objects and individuals for divine purposes (Exodus 30:26-30, Leviticus 8:30, 1 Samuel 10:1, 1 Samuel 16:13).  Moreover, oil has been historically recognized for its healing properties and medical applications, including anointing of the sick (James 5:14, Matthew 6:13, Luke 10:34). 

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In the Old Testament, Moses received a specific oil recipe from God (Exodus 30:23-25), which the Israelites adhered to for sanctification under the law. Gratefully, through Jesus Christ, the law has been fulfilled, releasing believers from its constraints (Matthew 5:17).

In contemporary society, anointing oil continues to be utilized in various capacities. However, it is essential to underscore that true healing comes from God, Jehovah Rapha, emphasizing that no substance or item possesses the power to heal independently. 

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Healing occurs through faith in His divine authority and will (Mark 5:34), cleansing us and sanctifying us through the truth of His word and the sacrificial life offered by Jesus (1 John 1:7-9, Hebrews 10:14, John 17:17, Hebrews 10:10).  Believers are anointed by God's grace

(2 Corinthians 1:21-22).​ Present-day use of Holy Anointing Oil remains symbolic of one's faith in Jesus Christ, fostering a profound spiritual connection with the Holy Trinity—God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit—thus strengthening one's faith. 

 

Scriptural guidance directs believers to anoint the sick (Mark 6:13), anoint themselves during fasting (Matthew 6:17), and offers numerous references regarding the biblical practice of anointing with oil. It is vital to approach the practice of anointing with discernment and in alignment with God's Word, recognizing that God alone is sovereign and the ultimate source of help (Psalm 121:1).

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This Holy Anointing Oil is reserved for believers only (Exodus 30:32-33).​

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