Description
Made with Jerusalem Olive Oil, Sweet Laurel Pine, and Jerusalem Pine
Full Body Soap 4.3 oz Bar
MADE IN ISRAEL
“Take the anointing oil and anoint him by pouring it on his head.” (Exodus 29:7)
“Go out into the hill country and bring back branches from olive and ets shemen [wild olive trees], and from myrtles, palms and shade trees, to make booths” as it is written.’ – Nehemiah 8:15
Exodus 27:20 “You shall charge the sons of Israel, that they bring you clear oil of beaten olives for the light, to make a lamp burn continually.
As I was my face, I see the seven openings in my face and head, my two ears, my two eyes, my two nostrils, entry ways, and my mouth as candles of the menorah. I envision ribbons of light from each of the seven candles flowing into these openings.
One by one, these openings become filled with light. See your head and face aglow with this light as you wash. These are the seven candles of the soul. Feel these radiant lights energy, these seven bright candles of the Soul, flowing inward from your head and face, extending throughout your entire body, flowing into every cell, into every atom of every cell.
Feel these radiant lights create a protective force just as G-d placed fire around the Jewish people when we left Egypt, These candles of the soul, flowing inward from your head and face each one of these candles are a place to where you need to guard.
In the Bible olive oil is mentioned several times as the oil used for lighting lamps (Leviticus 24:2; Exodus 27:20). Olive oil was also used for anointing oil (Exodus 30:23–25) and as part of the grain offerings (Leviticus 2:1–10). Kings were anointed with olive oil as a sign that they were chosen by God to rule (1 Samuel 16:1).
As an important ingredient in the recipe for anointing oil, olive oil was used to anoint priests (Exodus 29:7), the Holy Temple, and all its furnishings (Exodus 40:9). Olive oil was also used in cooking. Olive trees grew in Israel in abundance especially in Jerusalem on the Mount of Olives (Deuteronomy 8:7–8), and the people in many regions used the oil from pressed olives in everyday life.
Olive Oil was an important part of Jewish culture because of its many uses. Because of its centrality to much of Jewish life, olive oil was sometimes used as a symbol of richness, joy, and good health (Jeremiah 31:12
Produced using organic ingredients sourced from Israel, cold-pressed Jerusalem olive oil, olive leaf extract, sweet laurel, Jerusalem Pine, Desert Date Palm oil, fair trade Shea Butter, and Acacia Wood Ash. A traditional Olive Oil plain soap mold from Akko was utilized, and the formula is proprietary, so the ingredients will not be detailed on the label.
