- This
continues an
earlier Hebrew practice most
famously observed in the
anointings of
Aaron as high
priest and both Saul and
David by the
prophet Samuel...
- to in the
writings of Hippocrates.
Anointing of the sick
should be
distinguished from
other religious anointings that
occur in
relation to
other sacraments...
-
saying these washings and
anointings were discouraged. Historically, Latter-day
Saint women performed special washings and
anointings to heal the sick and...
-
administration of
further LDS
second anointings for two
decades (until 1866).
Beginning in the 1870s,
second anointings began to be
performed vicariously...
- The
anointings of Jesus’s head or feet are
events recorded in the four gospels. The
account in
Matthew 26, Mark 14,
takes place on Holy Wednesday, while...
- The
Anointed One or The
Anointed may
refer to: The Messiah, the
savior and
liberator in
Abrahamic religions The
Messiah in
Judaism The
Christ (title),...
- group,
which ultimately numbered over
sixty persons,
their washings and
anointings and
endowments in the
upper floor of his Red
Brick Store on
Water Street...
-
indicated either it was the last of the
sacramental unctions (after the
anointings at Baptism,
Confirmation and, if received, Holy Orders) or
because at...
-
Israelite religion, the holy
anointing oil (Biblical Hebrew: שמן המשחה, romanized: shemen ha-mishchah, lit. 'oil of
anointing')
formed an
integral part of...
-
ceremony of
anointing,
where the new king
would arrive at the
coronation site
already wearing the crown,
where he was then
anointed. The
anointings were held...
