Description

Anointing Prayer Oil | 1/4 oz single bottle

Below is a description from Abba Oil, LLC:

“Bring the rich tradition of biblical anointing into your prayer life with twelve distinctive fragrances, carefully selected to inspire worship, prayer, reflection, and spiritual devotion. Each fragrance offers its own meaningful character, from the warm, resinous aromas of Frankincense and Myrrh to the floral notes of Rose of Sharon and the rich, precious fragrance of Spikenard.

Perfect for personal prayer, ministry, church use, gifts, Bible studies, or special occasions. Whether you are anointing during prayer, blessing a home, or seeking a meaningful gift for a believer, this assortment provides a beautiful expression of faith and devotion.”

Biblical Fragrances and their Spiritual Significance (from Abba Oil, LLC):

Agape: Love & Devotion
The formulation of this biblically inspired scent is a delicate blend of Cassia, Coriander and Milk & Honey. Cassia, a main ingredient of the Holy Anointing Oil, spiritually represents dedication and devotion. Coriander, the white heavenly manna provided in the wilderness, speaks of the purity of God’s love. To top off this heavenly fragrance with a touch of sweetness, we added Milk & Honey, the divine description of the Promised Land. (Cassia–Exodus 30:23-24, Psalm 45:8; Coriander–Exodus 16:14,31; Milk & Honey–Deuteronomy 31:20, Song of Songs 4:11)

Cedar: Strength & Protection
The Cedars of Lebanon were a fragrant wood used to build the Temple and also to anoint a restored leper’s house. (Psalm 92:12)

Covenant: Faithful Promises
A special blending of the fragrances of the Bridegroom (Frankincense & Myrrh), the Bride (Spikenard), and the Spirit of God (Hyssop/Holy Fire). (Exodus 24:1-8)

Divine Mercy: Grace & Forgiveness
Primarily derived from the flowers of the sweet olive tree, which symbolically represents the olive tree and olive oil of the Bible. Olive oil was used for light, for nourishment and most importantly, as the basis of the Holy Anointing Oil. (Lamentations 3:23; Ephesians 1:7)

Fig Almond: Favor & Abundance
A delicate blend of the sweet, milky fig and the soft, luxurious, bitter-sweet scent of almond, inducing a feeling of warmth, tenderness and comfort. The fig tree (and figs) and the almond tree (and blossoms) are mentioned throughout the Bible. The fig, one of the seven species of food which would be abundant in the Promised Land, represents more than just a fruit; it often symbolizes abundance, comfort, and provision in the Bible. We find throughout the Scriptures, figs associated with the blessings of God, illustrating His desire to provide for us and to prosper us. The almond tree, the first tree to bloom in Israel, is often mentioned in connection with the favor and promises of God. (Jeremiah 1:11-12, Deuteronomy 8:7-9)

Frankincense: Prayer & Intercession
One of the 3 gifts brought to the child Messiah, used on the Altar of Incense in temple times, bowls of incense as a sweet smelling aroma to the Lord. (Revelation 5:8, Psalm 141:2)

Frankincense & Myrrh: Healing & Intercession
Two of the 3 gifts brought to the child Jesus. Frankincense represents Messiah’s role as Priest. Myrrh represents his role as Suffering Prophet. (Matthew 2:11, Song of Songs 3:6, Isaiah 53:5)

Hyssop: Purification & Empowerment
An exotic Biblical plant used in cleansing rituals and in certain sacrifices of the Hebrews. (Psalm 51:7)

King’s Garments: Glory of the King (a righteous covering)
A custom blend of the 3 fragrances describing the aroma of the “King’s robes” in Psalm 45:8–Myrrh, Aloes & Cassia.

Myrrh: Peace & Preparation
Queen Esther bathed in oil of myrrh for six months before her presentation to the King. (Esther 2:12, Song of Songs 1:13)

Rose of Sharon: Cherished & Beloved
A flower depicting the joyful beauty of the beloved. (Song of Songs 2:1)

Spikenard: Worship & Praise
A fragrant oil used by Mary to anoint the head and feet of Jesus. (John 12:2-3)

For more information about Abba anointing oils and gifts, please visit their website at www.abbaoil.com.