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Ancient Art of Biblical Healing
Rebecca Totilo
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Description

In this 50-hour course, students will understand how aromatic plants, herbs, and resins were used in ancient times dating back 4,000 years for incense, perfumes, culinary and medicinal purposes in comparison to essential oils today extracted and distilled from these same botanical species.   

Since ancient times, spices and oils have been an integral part of the Hebraic culture. The Bible mentions over 33 species of fragrant plants with over 1,035 references to plants in the Old and New Testaments. People of the Holy Land understood the use of plants, herbs, and resins in maintaining wellness and physical healing, as well as their ability to enhance their spiritual state in worship, prayer and confession, and for cleansing and purification from sin. 

During this course, you will explore the spiritual significance of each plant, herb, or resin in comparison to its modern-day essential oil counterpart (i.e. Frankincense resin vs. Frankincense essential oil), its healing properties, along with scientific basis for the efficacy of each essential oils based on broad-based research and how each essential oil interacts with each body system, as well as how they affect emotional stress. 

This online aromatherapy course gives you access to numerous videos, assignments, and several blending activities, coming away with solid foundation in the clinical uses of essential oils. In order to receive a certificate of completion, you will need to complete all of the written lessons and quizzes and create blends and products covered in class. You will be provided with a solid and concise understanding of aromatherapy and how to use oils safely and effectively.

Throughout this hands-on course, you will work with over twenty essential oils, review the chemistry of essential oils covered and how they affect the anatomy and physiology of the body. Several videos, assignments, and blending activities will provide a solid foundation in the clinical uses of the essential oils covered in this course. You will also have the opportunity to explore ancient practices such as making incense for diffusion, or creating holy water using floral waters and hydrosols, and how to formulate your own anointing oil, healing salves, and havdalah spices.

The following essential oils covered in this course provides detailed datasheets containing a brief description of the plant source, Botanical Family and Latin Name, Country of Origin, Extraction Method, Plant Part Used, Note Characteristics, Safety Precautions, Therapeutic Properties, and a breakdown of how to use for each body system:

Essential Oils Used In This Course

  • Anise (Pimpinellas anisum)
  • Agarwood – Aquilaria malaccensis
  • Calamus – Acorus calamus
  • Cassia – Cinnamomum cassia
  • Cinnamon Bark (Cinnamomum zeylanicum)
  • Cistus Labdanum (Cistus ladanifer)
  • Cedarwood (Cedrus Atlantica)
  • Cypress (Cupressus sempervirens)
  • Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare dulce)
  • Frankincense – Boswellia carterii
  • Galbanum (Ferula galbaniflua)

 

  • Garlic – Allium sativum
  • Henna – Lawsonia inermis
  • Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis)
  • Marjoram (Origanum marjorana)
  • Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha)
  • Myrtle – Myrtus communis
  • Olive Oil – Olea europaea
  • Onycha (Benzoin) – Styrax benzoin
  • Pine (Pinus sylvestris)
  • Saffron – Crocus sativa
  • Sandalwood – Santalum album
  • Spikenard – Nardostachys jatamansi

 

The supplies you will want to use in this course is listed below. You may choose to use your own supplies you have on hand.

Other Supplies:

 

Textbooks:

 Heal With Oil: How to use the Essential Oils from Ancient Scripture

 

 

 

 

 

 Anoint With Oil

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Healing Oils of Ancient Scripture

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Qetoret: The Fragrance of Prayer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cassia Essential Oil

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Lessons

Welcome

Mod-1: Class Supplies List

Mod-1: Introduction to Biblical Healing With Essential Oil

The Ancient Uses of Perfumes

Mod-1 Activity: How to Make Holy Water

Mod-1 Lesson One: Ancient Art of Extracting Oils

Mod-1 Lesson Two: Oils of the Bible

Mod-1 Almond’s Biblical History

Mod-1 Lesson Three: Aloes Biblical History

Aloes / Agarwood Healing Properties

Bible References to Aloes

Mod-1 Lesson Four: Calamus’ Biblical History

Calamus’ Healing Properties

Bible References for Calamus

Mod-1 Lesson Five: Cassia’s Biblical History

Cassia’s Healing Properties

Bible References for Cassia

Mod-1 Activity: Make Havdalah Spices

Mod-1 Lesson Six: Cedarwood’s Biblical History

Cedarwood’s Healing Properties

Bible References to Cedarwood

History on Cedars of Lebanon

Mod-1 Lesson Seven: Cinnamon’s Biblical History

Cinnamon’s Healing Properties

Bible References to Cinnamon

Mod-1 Lesson Eight: Cypress’ Biblical History

Cypress’ Healing Properties

Bible References for Cypress

Mod-1 Lesson Nine: Frankincense’s Biblical History

Bible References to Frankincense

Frankincense’s Healing Properties

Frankincense Essential Oil Cancer Cure?

Mod-1 Lesson Ten: Galbanum’s Biblical History

Galbanum’s Healing Properties

Bible References for Galbanum

Mod-1 Lesson Eleven: Henna’s Biblical History

Bible References to Henna

Henna’s Healing Properties

Mod-1 Activity: How to Make a Henna Tattoo

Mod-1 Lesson Twelve: Hyssop’s Biblical History

Hyssop’s Healing Properties

Bible References to Hyssop

Mod 1 Activity: How To Make Homemade Vapor Rub

Mod-1 Lesson Thirteen: Myrrh’s Biblical History

Myrrh’s Healing Properties

Bible References for Myrrh

Mod-1 Lesson Fourteen: Myrtle’s Biblical History

Myrtle’s Healing Properties

Bible References for Myrtle

Mod-1 Lesson Fifteen: Olive Oil’s Biblical History

Bible References to Olive Oil

Olive Oil’s Healing Properties

Mod-1 Activity: Make a Mason Jar Oil Lamp

Mod-1 Lesson Sixteen: Onycha’s Biblical History

Onycha’s Healing Properties

Bible References to Onycha

Mod-1 Lesson Seventeen: Pomegranate’s Biblical History

Pomegranates’ Healing Properties

Bible References for Pomegranate

Mod-1 Lesson Eighteen: Rose of Sharon’s Biblical History

Rose of Sharon’s Healing Properties

Bible References for Rose of Sharon

Mod-1 Activity: How to Make Rosary Beads

Mod-1 Lesson Nineteen: Saffron’s Biblical History

Bible References to Saffron

Saffron’s Healing Properties

Mod-1 Lesson Twenty: Spikenard’s Biblical History

Spikenard – A Fragrance Sent Forth

Spikenard’s Healing Properties

Bible References to Spikenard

Mod-1 Activity: How to Perform a Foot Washing

Mod-1 Lesson Twenty-One: Anointing Oil

What is Anointing?

What was the Holy Anointing Oil used for?

The Original Formula for the Holy Anointing Oil

Who Was Anointed?

Who Performs the Anointing Ritual?

What the Anointing Brings

How Do You Anoint?

Creating an Anointing Ritual For Guilt

Why Do We Anoint?

What Kind of Oil Can Be Used for Anointing?

Should Believers Make the Holy Anointing Oil and Use it?

Did Jesus Use Essential Oils to Anoint With?

Anointing of the Feet

Healing in the Early Church

Mod-1 Activity: Creating Your Own Sacred Act of Anointing

Can You Lose Your Anointing?

Anointing With Fresh Oil

Mod-1 Activity: How to Make Anointing Oil

Mod-1 Lesson Twenty-Two: Holy Incense

Duties of the Cohanim

Temple Service

Instructions for Making The Holy Incense

Holy Incense Ingredients

First Ingredient: Stacte

Second Ingredient: Onycha

Third Ingredient: Galbanum

Fourth Ingredient: Frankincense

Chip Off the Ole Block

What Holy Smoke Symbolizes

Why No Sweet Savour

The Importance of Incense

Incense During New Testament Times

Blessing Over the Fragrances

Mod-1 Activity: How to Make Incense

Mod-1 Lesson Twenty-Three: Aaronic Blessing and Anointing

The Scent of His Coming

MOD-1 Lesson Twenty-Four: Essential Oil Datasheets

Agarwood – Aquilaria malaccensis

Anise – Pimpinella anisum

Calamus – Acorus calamus

Cassia – Cinnamomum cassia

Cinnamon Bark – Cinnamomum zeylanicum

Cistus Labdanum – Cistus ladanifer

Cedarwood – Cedrus atlantica

Cypress – Cupressus sempervirens

Fennel, Sweet – Foeniculum vulgare dulce

Frankincense – Boswellia carterii

Garlic – Allium sativum

Henna – Lawsonia inermis

Hyssop – Hyssopus officinalis

Marjoram (Sweet) – Origanum marjorana

Myrrh – Commiphora myrrha

Myrtle – Myrtus communis

Olive Oil – Olea europaea

Onycha (Benzoin) – Styrax benzoin

Pine – Pinus sylvestris

Saffron – Crocus sativa

Sandalwood – Santalum album

Spikenard – Nardostachys jatamansi

Mod-1 Resources: Bible References to Essential Oils and Aromatic Plants

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