El significado de la unción y el aceite de la unción

Why was the Anointing on Jesus? Because it was in Him first (Isaiah 61:1-3). That’s why you can never fake the Anointing. You can imitate the outward form, but you cannot replicate the flow. Because the flow of the Spirit is the result of what’s been cultivated in the secret place. Not on a platform, not in the spotlight, but in the stillness of surrender. It’s in that hidden place that your heart is refined, your motives are tested, and your character is forged. Fire does not fall on talent. Fire falls on sacrifice (Psalm 51:17). God is not moved by charisma. He is drawn to consecration.

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When David was anointed, the enemy didn't suddenly appear — he had already been watching. The battles that follow your blessing are not random. They're confirmation. Hell responds to Heaven’s endorsement. When God marks you with purpose, the enemy marks you as a threat. That’s why the devil is most aggressive after a moment of breakthrough. Think of Jesus: baptized and affirmed by the Father — “This is My beloved Son” — and immediately driven into the wilderness to be tested (Matthew 3–4). The greater the anointing, the greater the attack. Not to destroy you, but to remind you: you can’t do this without God.

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In The Anointed Bride, I trace the sacred practice of anointing from its heavenly origins to its earthly expressions. Before time began, Lucifer, the anointed cherub, radiated God’s glory until pride led to his fall (Ezekiel 28:13-15). This divine anointing, rooted in God’s authority, later appeared on earth with Jacob’s anointing of Bethel (Genesis 28:18). Olive oil, symbolizing surrender, became the cornerstone of this practice, reflecting the Holy Spirit’s work. Today, anointing oil remains a point of contact for faith, calling us to humility and consecration. Explore this divine legacy in The Anointed Bride.

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In The Anointed Bride, I unpack the divine recipe for the holy anointing oil in Exodus 30:22-25—a sacred blend of myrrh, cinnamon, cane, cassia, and olive oil, designed by God to consecrate His people and places. This oil, rooted in olive oil, symbolizes the crushing process of surrender and the Holy Spirit’s transformative work. Far from a mere fragrance, it serves as a point of contact for faith, setting apart priests and sacred spaces for God’s glory. Today, this biblical model calls us to live consecrated lives, using anointing oil with reverence to activate God’s power through prayer. Discover the timeless significance of this sacred recipe in The Anointed Bride.

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