The Bible does not specifically mention essential oils, however, there are several references to the use of herbs and other plants for medicinal purposes. For example, the book of Exodus mentions the use of cedarwood and cypress for healing and cleansing purposes, and in Psalm 104, it mentions that God «caused the grass to grow for the cattle and the herb for the service of man.» In addition, there are several references throughout the Bible to the use of aromatic plants, such as frankincense and myrrh, which are commonly used in essential oil blends.

What essential oils were used in the Bible?

Essential oils such as frankincense, myrrh, spikenard, and cedarwood were commonly used in the Bible. Frankincense and myrrh were both used to anoint kings and priests, while spikenard was used to anoint Jesus. Cedarwood was used to fumigate houses and clothing, as well as for incense. Essential oils were also used for healing, such as in the story of the Good Samaritan, who used oil and wine to treat the wounds of a man who had been attacked.

What are the 12 oils of Ancient Scripture?

The 12 oils of Ancient Scripture are mentioned in Exodus 30:22-33. These oils were used for anointing, incense, and healing. The oils are listed as follows:

• Frankincense
• Myrrh
• Cinnamon
• Calamus
• Cassia
• Cedarwood
• Spikenard
• Hyssop
• Olive
• Galbanum
• Onycha
• “Pure” or “Most Holy” oil.