Crafted by Ein Gedi Cosmetics using Authentic Biblical fragrance
Rooted in the ancient olive groves of Galilee and Jerusalem, this sacred prayer oil carries the fragrant legacy of Scripture into your hands. The Light of Jerusalem anointing oil, crafted by Ein Gedi Cosmetics, is a 12ml (0.4 oz) vial. It is built upon a pure Holy Land olive oil base.
Infused with frankincense, myrrh, and spikenard, it holds the aromatic story of Christ’s priesthood, sacrifice, and devoted worship. Each ingredient speaks directly to the Gospel. For example, frankincense rises as a symbol of intercession and priestly service. Myrrh calls to mind consecration and sacrifice. Meanwhile, spikenard echoes the extravagant devotion of Mary of Bethany as she poured costly perfume at Jesus’ feet.
Light of Jerusalem: Biblical Fragrance Rooted in Holy Land Tradition
This oil does not hold power in the fluid itself. Its value lies in what it represents — a faithful, tangible point of contact during prayer. James 5:14 calls the church to pray over the sick and anoint them in the name of the Lord. Christians across the globe have honored that command for centuries.
This premium oil supports that obedient act with a fragrance that is both biblically rich and spiritually focused. The Holy Spirit remains the true source of every breakthrough, comfort, and healing. Yet this oil helps the heart turn toward Him with reverence and expectation.
Handcrafted in Jerusalem for Personal Devotion and Ministry
Ein Gedi Cosmetics produces this oil in Israel, the land where the Messiah walked, died, and rose again. Each bottle ships directly from the Old City of Jerusalem. The 12ml (0.4 oz) size is compact enough for daily devotional use, travel, hospital visitations, and home prayer. Beyond personal use, it also serves as a deeply meaningful gift for prayer warriors, faith leaders, and believers entering a new season of ministry.
Ideal for consecrating a home, anointing the sick, or declaring spiritual breakthrough, this oil connects every prayer to the geographical and prophetic heart of biblical history. In this same way, Isaiah 61:1 declares that the Spirit of the Lord anointed the Messiah. That same anointing still calls His people to intercession, healing, and holy service today.




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