Cedars Of Lebanon
$11.99
The Cedar of Lebanon is a tall evergreen tree. Cedarwood has a strong scent and was the same wood used to build David and Solomon’s temples. It symbolizes strength and protection. (Psalm 92:12)
Anointing Oils are seen all throughout the Bible, and mentioned frequently in the book of Exodus, but some our favorite verses are Exodus 30:22-31, Mark 6:13, Mark 14:3, and James 5:14-15.
Our Oils are made by hand, mixing the fragrance with quality oil to create the quality scents you know and love. We then bottle and label each oil and get them ready to ship. Each bottle of oil has a secure screw on lid, so it won’t leak or spill, and the bottles are a thick and sturdy clear plastic that won’t break during shipping.
Make use of this 1 oz. bottle of Cedar of Lebanon during Prayer, Church Services, Ceremonies, or in your own Home.
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