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WHAT IS ANOINTING? The Hebrew verb “MASAH” [TO ANOINT] has three meaning:
The Hebrew noun “MASIAH” that means ANOINTED ONE was used only for Jesus Christ [Psalm 2:2, 18:50, 89:38]. MASIAH was used figuratively for king Saul as the LORD’S ANOINTED [1 Samuel 24:6] and Cyrus as HIS ANOINTED [Isaiah 45:1]. GREEK VERBS FOR ANOINTING: MURIZO, meaning to anoint the body for burial [Luke 7:46, Mark 14:8] “You did not anoint [ELAION] MY head with oil, but she anointed [MURON] MY feet with perfume (embalming ointment)”. EPICHRIO , to rub on used for the blind man when Jesus healed him from blindness [John 9:6, 11]. ENCHRIO to rub in, or to smear with the eyes of the LAODICEANS meaning to beautify it [Revelation 3:18] ALEIPHO used for an anointing of any kind:
CHRIO confided to sacred and symbolic anointing of Christ as the ANOINTED ONE OF GOD [Luke 4:18, Acts 4:27, 10:38, Hebrews 1:9] CHRIO also refers to ANOINTING OF BELIEVERS FROM GOD [2 Cor. 1:21]. CHRISMA,a were a Greek noun stands for ANOINTED ONE meaning Christ, standing by metonymy for the Person Himself (as for the Holy Spirit), [1 John 2:20, 27, Daniel 9:26]. CHRIO refers to the work of the Holy Spirit at the point of salvation imputing righteousness of God to the believer. JR Cherreguine Bible Doctrine Ministries
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