Spikenard Anointing Oil, Spikenard Ointment, Nard

Our Spikenard Ointment ~ Spikenard Anointing Oil is made by infusing organic Spikenard, imported from Nepal, in fresh organic organic extra virgin olive oil from Israel. Many describe this beautiful aroma as a natural, warm, sweet, spicy, and musky. It can be used as anointing oil or for cosmetic purposes. Please read more about the fragrance below.

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1 ML Sample Vial (NO gift bag or scripture card) $1.50

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1/6 oz. Clear Vial (NO gift bag or scripture card) $4.95

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1/2 oz. (Retail Packaging) $15.95

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1 oz. (Packaged in a amber bottle) $20.00

4 oz. (Packaged in a amber bottle) $55.00

8 oz. (Packaged in a amber bottle) $80.00

16 oz. (Packaged in a amber bottle) $120.00

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The Aroma Of Spikenard

Many people do not initially like the scent of the pure spikenard oil as it can be very over powering to the senses. However, as the Holy Spirit begins to touch their heart about the true meaning of pure love, surrender and sacrifice a miraculous change occurs in the heart of the believer. They find they are no longer repulsed by the scent but instead drawn by the beauty of the scent.

Our Spikenard Ointment ~ Spikenard Anointing Oil is made using only extra virgin olive from Israel and organic spikenard oil in a specific ratio given to us by the Holy Spirit in prayer. Many describe this beautiful aroma as warm, sweet, spicy, and musky. It can be used as anointing oil or for cosmetic purposes.

We also carry pure spikenard essential oil. Click here.

Spikenard (Nard) Scripture References

John 12:3

Then took Mary a pound of ointment of spikenard, very costly, and anointed the feet of Jesus, and wiped his feet with her hair: and the house was filled with the odour of the ointment. KJV

Mark 14:3

And being in Bethany in the house of Simon the leper, as he sat at meat, there came a woman having an alabaster box of ointment of spikenard very precious; and she brake the box, and poured it on his head. KJV

Matthew 26:12
For in that she hath poured this ointment on my body, she did it for my burial. KJV

In the scripture passages listed above; Jesus is anointed with "ointment of spikenard". Some Bible translations use the word "perfume" instead of ointment. However, the term "perfume" can be misleading. Below you will find the definition of ointment according to Easton's Bible Dictionary and Smith' Bible Dictionary.

Easton's Bible Dictionary - Ointment
Various fragrant preparations, also compounds for medical purposes, are so called (Exodus 30:25; Psalms 133:2; Isaiah 1:6; Amos 6:6; John 12:3; Revelation 18:13).

Smith's Bible Dictionary - Ointment
(An oily or unctuous substance, usually compounded of oil with various spices and resins and aromatics, and preserved in small alabaster boxes or cruses, in which the delicious aroma was best preserved. Some of the ointments have been known to retain their: fragrance for several hundred years. They were a much-coveted luxury, and often very expensive. --ED.)

Cosmetic. --The Greek and Roman practice of anointing the head and clothes on festive occasions prevailed also among the Egyptians, and appears to have had place among the Jews. (Ruth 3:2)

Funereal. --Ointments as well as oil were used to anoint dead bodies and the clothes in which they were wrapped. (Matthew 26:12)
Medicinal . --Ointment formed an important feature in ancient medical treatment. (Isaiah 1:6; Jeremiah 8:22; John 9:6; Revelation 3:18) etc.

Ritual. --Besides the oil used in many ceremonial observances, a special ointment was appointed to be used in consecration. (Exodus 30:23,33; 29:7; 37:29; 40:9,15) A person whose business it was to compound ointments in general was called an "apothecary." (Nehemiah 3:8) The work was sometimes carried on by woman "confectionaries." (1 Samuel 8:13)

From these references we can see that "ointments" were used for many different applications; anointing, funerals, medicinal, cosmetic, bathing and personal hygiene. These ointments were compounded of fragrant herbs, resins, gums, seeds, flowers, spices and oil. Some formulas were very simple and consisted of one active ingredient and olive oil, while other formulas were a complex mixture of ingredients.

The term fragrant means the ingredients used to create the ointments had distinct aromatic odours; herbal, medicinal, earthy, balsamic, spicy, or sweet aromas. It does not mean they had a sweet perfume fragrance like perfumes we buy at the store today.

Ointments could have a fluid or semi-solid consistency depending on the ingredients used to create them.

The "Ointment of Spikenard" mentioned in Mark 14:3 and John 12:3 was used to anoint Jesus. It was done in preparation for the His death and burial.

Jesus died on the cross and shed His blood so that we would be able to receive His Gift of Salvation, forgiveness for our sins, and eternal life in heaven.

Spikenard is symbolic and represents death to self and total surrender of our lives to Jesus Christ.

The Ointment of Spikenard can be used for several purposes. It could be used to pray and anoint individuals for consecration purposes, salvation, forgiveness of sin, terminal illnesses, peace, deliverance, etc.

When we anoint and pray for an individual or ourselves; we are petitioning Jesus to intervene in our lives by faith. We must be careful to present the true source of the anointing correctly. Anointing oils or ointments, are only a tangible symbolic representation of our faith. The only true source for the anointing is Jesus Christ, revealed by the Holy Spirit through The Word. We must also be careful not to always associate "feelings" with the presence and power of the Holy Spirit. Feelings can be very deceptive. The Lord wants us to grow and have a mature relationship with Him, knowing that He is there at all times, whether, we feel His presence or not.

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