1/2-oz. Anointing Prayer Oil (balm of Gilead)

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ANOINTING PRAYER OIL Balm of Gilead (1/2-oz.) This anointing oil is a unique blend of pure olive oil from Israel with an essential oil base of Balm of

With Rose of Sharon, Balsam Tree & Mint biblical scents. The 'balsam tree', native to the Gilead area, yields an aromatic resin or 'balsam', from

1/2-oz. Anointing Prayer Oil (balm of Gilead)

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With Rose of Sharon, Balsam Tree & Mint biblical scents. The 'balsam tree', native to the Gilead area, yields an aromatic resin or 'balsam', from

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Experience the divine power of Bible Lands Treasure Temple Anointing Oil, a sacred tool for those devoted to a life of service to God. Crafted from the original formula found in Exodus 30, this oil offers an authentic and potent anointing experience, connecting believers to the rich roots of their faith. Sourced from the Holy Land and enriched with Galilee olive oil, Myrrh, Cassia, Cinnamon, and Sweet Cane (Calamus), this beautifully scented oil serves as a spiritual messenger for believers.

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