ROYAL TEMPLE INCENSE BLEND 30ML

Royal Temple Incense has been created primarily for personal anointing and devotional use.

It may accompany prayer, worship, fasting, repentance, personal consecration, Bible study, intercession, significant spiritual decisions, dedication of a new season, marriage and family prayer, or prayer over your home.

Apply a small amount to the wrists or hands before or during prayer.

A PRAYER OF CONSECRATION

Father,

I come before You in the name of Jesus.

As I use this oil as a symbol of consecration, I acknowledge that my life belongs to You.

Create in me a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me.

Let my prayer rise before You as incense.

Search my heart and remove what does not honour You.

Consecrate my thoughts, my words, my decisions, my home and the work of my hands.

Teach me to worship You not only with my words, but with the way I live.

May my life become a pleasing offering before You.

Let everything I am be surrendered to Your purposes.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

PRODUCT USE

Royal Temple Incense may be used for:

• Personal anointing during prayer and worship
• Consecrating yourself to the Lord at the beginning of a new season
• Prayer during fasting
• Repentance and personal reflection
• Bible study and quiet time
• Intercessory prayer
• Marriage and family prayer
• Prayer over your home
• Dedication of a ministry, business or work to God
• Significant spiritual decisions
• Creating an intentional devotional atmosphere during private worship

The use of oil should always remain an expression accompanying prayer, never a replacement for prayer or a source of spiritual power in itself.

ROYAL TEMPLE INCENSE BLEND 30ML

Because this is a concentrated aromatic formulation containing potent spice oils, use sparingly.

Avoid the face, eyes, eye area, lips, mucous membranes, intimate areas and broken or irritated skin. Wash hands before touching the eyes.

Patch test before first use. Discontinue use if irritation, redness or burning occurs.

Keep out of reach of children.

ROYAL TEMPLE INCENSE BLEND 30ML

Olive Oil, Frankincense, Frankincense Serrata, Myrrh/Stacte, Galbanum, Onycha, Cistus, Cinnamon Leaf, Calamus, Cassia, Spikenard, Agarwood, Cedarwood, Cypress, Hyssop, Saffron, Rose and Honey Myrtle.

ROYAL TEMPLE INCENSE BLEND 30ML

Royal Temple Incense is a deeply aromatic biblical anointing oil inspired by the sacred fragrances of the Tabernacle, the holy anointing oil, biblical purification, and the precious spices associated with worship and consecration throughout Scripture.

At the heart of this blend are stacte, onycha, galbanum and frankincense—the four ingredients named together in Exodus 30:34 in the formulation of the sacred incense.

The blend then draws further inspiration from the biblical world of anointing and worship through myrrh, cinnamon, calamus and cassia, ingredients associated with the holy anointing oil described in Exodus 30:23–25.

These are surrounded by precious aromatics including spikenard, saffron, agarwood, cedarwood, cypress, hyssop, rose, cistus and honey myrtle, all resting in an olive-oil base.

The result is not a light perfume.

It is deep, resinous, spicy, woody and sacred in character—created specifically to accompany prayer, worship, personal consecration and times when you intentionally set yourself apart to seek the Lord.

Royal Temple Incense was created around one central biblical thought:

Entering the presence of God with reverence.

THE BIBLICAL FOUNDATION

Two extraordinary formulations appear beside one another in Exodus 30.

First, God gives Moses instructions concerning the holy anointing oil.

Among its ingredients were myrrh, cinnamon, aromatic cane or calamus, cassia and olive oil.

“Take thou also unto thee principal spices, of pure myrrh… sweet cinnamon… sweet calamus… cassia… and of oil olive… And thou shalt make it an oil of holy ointment…”

Exodus 30:23–25

Then, only a few verses later, Scripture describes the sacred incense:

“Take unto thee sweet spices, stacte, and onycha, and galbanum; these sweet spices with pure frankincense…”

Exodus 30:34

This makes the inspiration behind Royal Temple Incense especially meaningful.

The formulation brings together aromatic references from both the biblical language of anointing and the biblical language of incense.

It is important, however, to make a distinction: Royal Temple Incense is not presented as a reproduction of either sacred Exodus formula. It is a modern devotional anointing blend inspired by biblical aromatics and imagery.

INCENSE AS A PICTURE OF PRAYER

One of the most beautiful meanings of incense in Scripture is its connection with prayer rising before God.

David prayed:

“Let my prayer be set forth before thee as incense; and the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice.”

Psalm 141:2

This imagery continues in Revelation:

“…golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints.”

Revelation 5:8

And again, Revelation describes incense ascending before God together with the prayers of His people.

This gives Royal Temple Incense its central devotional message:

As the fragrance rises, let your prayer rise.

The fragrance itself is not the prayer.

It does not summon the presence of God.

It does not contain supernatural power.

Rather, its aroma can become a physical reminder to turn away from distraction, quiet yourself and deliberately enter a time of prayer, worship and communion with God.

THE HEART OF THE BLEND

GALBANUM — THE SACRED INCENSE

Galbanum is one of the four aromatic materials specifically commanded in Exodus 30:34.

Its fragrance is powerful, green, resinous and distinctive.

It contributes an ancient, almost temple-like depth to the composition and anchors Royal Temple Incense directly to the biblical incense narrative.

Within the devotional symbolism of this blend, galbanum represents reverence, sacred purpose and approaching God intentionally rather than casually.

FRANKINCENSE — PRAYER, WORSHIP & OFFERING

Frankincense occupies an extraordinary place throughout Scripture.

It was associated with offerings and sacred incense and was among the gifts brought to Jesus by the Magi.

Its resinous fragrance has therefore become deeply associated with worship, honour and costly offering.

Royal Temple Incense contains frankincense as one of its dominant aromatic foundations.

As you smell its fragrance during prayer, allow it to remind you:

My worship belongs to God.
My prayer rises to Him.
My life is offered to Him.

ONYCHA — THE MYSTERY OF THE SANCTUARY

Onycha is specifically named in Exodus 30:34 as part of the sacred incense.

Its precise ancient identity has been debated, so it is better not to make overly specific claims about its botanical origin.

For this formulation, its significance comes from its place within the biblical incense composition.

Devotionally, it can represent the mystery and reverence of approaching a holy God.

STACTE & MYRRH — SURRENDER AND COSTLY DEVOTION

Stacte is also named in Exodus 30:34. Its exact historical botanical identification is debated, and traditions sometimes connect it with aromatic gum or myrrh-like resin.

Myrrh itself is one of Scripture’s great precious aromatics and is specifically named in the holy anointing oil.

Myrrh appears in royal, bridal and burial contexts throughout Scripture.

Within Royal Temple Incense it beautifully represents surrender, costly devotion and a life yielded to God.

THE ANOINTING OIL CONNECTION

Royal Temple Incense does something especially beautiful.

It does not only draw from the incense of Exodus 30.

It also contains aromatics connected with the holy anointing oil described earlier in that chapter:

Myrrh • Cinnamon • Calamus • Cassia • Olive Oil

These ingredients carry the biblical imagery of something being set apart for holy purpose.

This gives the blend two complementary themes:

INCENSE — Prayer rising before God.

ANOINTING — A life set apart for God.

That is the heart of Royal Temple Incense.

Prayer and consecration.
Worship and surrender.
Fragrance and holiness.

CALAMUS — SET APART

Calamus appears among the ingredients of the holy anointing oil and elsewhere among precious biblical aromatics.

Within Royal Temple Incense, it forms part of the blend’s consecration theme.

When using this oil in personal prayer, calamus can remind you of a simple declaration:

“Lord, set my heart apart for You.”

CINNAMON & CASSIA — PRECIOUS SPICES OF ANOINTING

Cinnamon and cassia bring warmth and strength to the blend.

Both are deeply connected with the aromatic world of Scripture, and both appear in the biblical account of sacred anointing.

Their warm spicy character helps create the unmistakably rich character of Royal Temple Incense.

Devotionally, they remind us that what is offered to God should not merely be convenient.

He is worthy of what is precious.

HYSSOP — CLEANSING & PURIFICATION

Hyssop carries particularly powerful biblical imagery.

David prayed:

“Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean: wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.”

Psalm 51:7

Hyssop also appears in important purification imagery throughout Scripture.

Within Royal Temple Incense, hyssop therefore represents repentance, cleansing and the desire for a pure heart before God.

Not because the plant spiritually cleanses us—but because its biblical imagery points us toward the One who does.

A beautiful prayer while anointing would be:

“Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.” — Psalm 51:10

SPIKENARD — EXTRAVAGANT WORSHIP

Spikenard brings another dimension to the blend.

In the New Testament, Mary took costly pure nard and anointed Jesus.

The fragrance filled the house.

That is an extraordinary picture of worship:

something precious poured out upon Christ without calculating its cost.

Within Royal Temple Incense, spikenard represents extravagant devotion and wholehearted worship.

SAFFRON, AGARWOOD & PRECIOUS AROMATICS

Saffron and agarwood bring another layer of preciousness and ancient perfumery to the formulation.

Saffron appears among the extraordinary fragrant garden ingredients of Song of Solomon 4:14.

Aloes/agarwood imagery also occurs in biblical poetry alongside myrrh and cassia, notably in Psalm 45:8.

Together with cistus, cedarwood, cypress, rose and honey myrtle, these ingredients create the rich aromatic architecture of the blend—woods, flowers, spices and resins woven together into one complex fragrance.

CEDARWOOD — STRENGTH & THE TEMPLE

Cedar has powerful biblical associations.

Most significantly for this blend, cedar timber was extensively used in Solomon’s Temple.

This makes cedarwood especially fitting within something called Royal Temple Incense.

Devotionally, cedar can remind us of strength, endurance and something established for the purposes of God.

OLIVE OIL — THE FOUNDATION OF ANOINTING

Olive oil forms the carrier foundation of Royal Temple Incense.

Throughout Scripture, oil appears repeatedly in the context of anointing.

Priests and kings were anointed, and objects associated with the Tabernacle were consecrated according to God’s instructions.

For the believer today, applying anointing oil can serve as an outward, tangible expression accompanying prayer.

PROPHETIC & DEVOTIONAL MEANING

Royal Temple Incense was formulated around five primary biblical themes:

THE ALTAR — Prayer

“Let my prayer be set forth before thee as incense.”
— Psalm 141:2

THE ANOINTING — Consecration

A life deliberately set apart for God’s purposes.

THE TEMPLE — His Presence

A reminder that worship is ultimately about drawing near to God.

THE HYSSOP — Cleansing

“Create in me a clean heart, O God.”
— Psalm 51:10

THE FRAGRANCE — Worship

A life poured out before the Lord as something precious.

These meanings are devotional and symbolic. They should not be interpreted as a promise that the ingredients themselves cause spiritual outcomes.

NEW COVENANT — YOU ARE THE TEMPLE

There is an even deeper message behind the name Royal Temple Incense.

Under the New Covenant, the believer’s focus is no longer an earthly temple filled with incense.

Paul writes:

“Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you?”

1 Corinthians 3:16

Royal Temple Incense can therefore become a reminder:

I belong to God.
My body belongs to God.
My home belongs to God.
My worship belongs to God.
My life is set apart for His purposes.

HOW TO USE ROYAL TEMPLE INCENSE

Royal Temple Incense has been created primarily for personal anointing and devotional use.

It may accompany prayer, worship, fasting, repentance, personal consecration, Bible study, intercession, significant spiritual decisions, dedication of a new season, marriage and family prayer, or prayer over your home.

Apply a small amount to the wrists or hands before or during prayer.

A PRAYER OF CONSECRATION

Father,

I come before You in the name of Jesus.

As I use this oil as a symbol of consecration, I acknowledge that my life belongs to You.

Create in me a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me.

Let my prayer rise before You as incense.

Search my heart and remove what does not honour You.

Consecrate my thoughts, my words, my decisions, my home and the work of my hands.

Teach me to worship You not only with my words, but with the way I live.

May my life become a pleasing offering before You.

Let everything I am be surrendered to Your purposes.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

PRODUCT USE

Royal Temple Incense may be used for:

• Personal anointing during prayer and worship
• Consecrating yourself to the Lord at the beginning of a new season
• Prayer during fasting
• Repentance and personal reflection
• Bible study and quiet time
• Intercessory prayer
• Marriage and family prayer
• Prayer over your home
• Dedication of a ministry, business or work to God
• Significant spiritual decisions
• Creating an intentional devotional atmosphere during private worship

The use of oil should always remain an expression accompanying prayer, never a replacement for prayer or a source of spiritual power in itself.

BOTANICAL & AROMATIC CHARACTER

Royal Temple Incense is primarily a devotional anointing preparation, but it is also an exceptionally complex aromatic oil.

The formula combines deep balsamic resins, warm spices, precious woods, floral notes and aromatic botanicals.

Frankincense, myrrh/stacte, galbanum and cistus create the resinous foundation.

Cinnamon, cassia, calamus and saffron provide warmth and spice.

Cedarwood, cypress and agarwood contribute depth and a rich woody character.

Rose, spikenard and honey myrtle soften the composition with precious aromatic notes.

Hyssop adds a distinctly herbal element.

All of these rest within olive oil, creating a slow, intimate fragrance designed to remain close to the skin during prayer rather than behave like a conventional perfume.

INGREDIENTS

Olive Oil, Frankincense, Frankincense Serrata, Myrrh/Stacte, Galbanum, Onycha, Cistus, Cinnamon Leaf, Calamus, Cassia, Spikenard, Agarwood, Cedarwood, Cypress, Hyssop, Saffron, Rose and Honey Myrtle.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

For external anointing use only.

Apply a very small amount to the wrists or hands during personal prayer, worship or consecration.

Because this is a concentrated aromatic formulation containing potent spice oils, use sparingly.

Avoid the face, eyes, eye area, lips, mucous membranes, intimate areas and broken or irritated skin. Wash hands before touching the eyes.

Patch test before first use. Discontinue use if irritation, redness or burning occurs.

Keep out of reach of children.

Royal Temple Incense is a devotional anointing oil and cosmetic aromatic preparation. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.

ROYAL TEMPLE INCENSE

Biblical Anointing Oil

“Let my prayer be set forth before thee as incense; and the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice.”

Psalm 141:2

The incense reminds us to pray.
The anointing reminds us that we are set apart.
The hyssop reminds us to seek a clean heart.
The temple reminds us that we belong to God.

Prayer • Worship • Consecration • Surrender

Royal Temple Incense — let your prayer rise.