Sacred Biblical Remedy
Discover the healing power of nature and Scripture with this pure essential oil, distilled from the sacred Commiphora gileadensis — the true Balm of Gilead, cultivated in the Judean Desert.
Used since Biblical times for its sacred aroma and therapeutic power, this rich oil is a true gift from the Land of Israel — cherished for its ability to soothe the body, calm the spirit, and connect the soul to Scripture.
Why People Have Cherished This Oil for Generations
💧 Soothes and restores — Calms the skin, eases irritation, and reduces inflammation.
🌿 Promotes healing — Supports recovery of minor wounds, scars, and blemishes.
🕊 Emotional balance — A sacred aroma used to uplift the heart and calm the spirit.
🛐 Spiritual uses — Ideal for prayer, anointing, and sacred rituals.
🧴 100% pure — Steam-distilled from Commiphora gileadensis grown in Israel.
✡ Deep connection — Mentioned in Scripture and believed to have been used in Temple incense and royal anointing.🌿 How to Use
• Skincare – Mix with a carrier oil and apply to affected areas
• Aromatherapy – Inhale or diffuse for stress relief and mental clarity
• Massage – Blend into your favorite base oil for a deeply relaxing treatment✨ Balm of Gilead Farm – Growing ancient healing for the modern world.
Pure Balm Of Gilead Essential Oil
“Is there no balm in Gilead?” — Jeremiah 8:22
The Balm of Gilead, mentioned in both Genesis and Jeremiah, was treasured in ancient times for its healing powers and spiritual symbolism. In Scripture, it is referred to as tsori — a rare resin used in sacred rituals and royal medicine.
Known botanically as Commiphora gileadensis, the plant was cultivated in the Land of Israel and its resin was used in Temple incense (Ketoret) and anointing oils. Its aroma, healing properties, and holiness made it one of the most prized substances in the ancient world.
Today, after centuries of disappearance, Balm of Gilead Farm has revived this sacred plant in the Judean Desert, restoring a Biblical tradition once thought lost.
The oil you now hold continues the same ancient legacy.