The New Jerusalem Anointing Oil (Frankincense & Myrrh)

The Hebrew word “Levona", used for frankincense, comes from the root word “lavan” meaning white. White carries with it the connotation of purity. A powerful interpretation of the meaning of incense is set forth in the book of Revelation where it is connected with intercession. “…Each one had a harp and they were holding golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints.” The aspects of purity and intercession come into focus - thus the pure breath of prayer. 

Myrrh on the other hand comes from the word, marar, meaning to be grieved, make bitter, trickle, or to drop. The acquisition of myrrh was done by slicing the bark of the myrrh tree so that the precious resin oozed out and hardened into drops called “tears”. 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 Jesus (Yeshua in Hebrew) paid to accomplish our salvation.

Frankincense & Myrrh (7.5ml / 1/4oz)

Made in Israel