ANOINTING
Thompson Chain Reference (1934)
(1) Of Objects set apart for Sacred Uses
(2) Examples of Persons Anointed in Consecration
(4) General References to Application of Oil to the Body
(5) Figurative
(6) Application of Oil as a Remedy
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
With oil
With ointment
Neglect of, to guests, a mark of disrespect
A token of joy
Deprivation of, threatened as a punishment
Why recommended by Christ in times of Fasting
WAS USED FOR
Decorating the person
Refreshing the body
Purifying the body
Curing the sick
Healing wounds
Preparing weapons for war
Preparing the dead for burial
The Jews were very fond of
WAS APPLIED TO
The head
The face
The feet
The eyes
OINTMENT FOR
Richly perfumed
Most expensive
Prepared by the apothecary
An article of commerce
Neglected in times of affliction
Of the body
Of guests
Of the sick
Of the dead
Of Jesus, as a token of love
Omitted in mourning
God Preserves those who receive
Saints receive
OF HIGH PRIESTS
OF PRIESTS
OF KINGS
Saul
David
Solomon
Jehu
Hazael
Joash
Jehoahaz
Cyrus
OF PROPHETS
OF THE TABERNACLE
Altars of
Vessels of
JACOB’S PILLAR: at Beth-el
Of Christ’s kingly and priestly office
Of spiritual gifts
TYPIFIED
Of Jesus