Though the anointing has unfortunately been misunderstood and misquoted in much of the church these days, the early church understood it very well. Somewhere back in time some well-intentioned minister, or ministers, failed to understand that there is a distinction between the anointing and the operation of the Holy Spirit. Not having a clear understanding …
There were two different words used in the New Testament that were both translated as anointing. The first, Chrio, was always limited in its use to the sacred and symbolical anointings which refer to the anointing of the Holy Spirit. The other word translated anointing in the New Testament, is Aleipho, which simply means to …
In these modern times, much of how the anointing is understood and applied by the church has little if any biblical roots to draw from. Today, when many in the church speak about the anointing, or believe they are experiencing the anointing, what they are really referring to is the operation of the Holy Spirit. …
The word translated anointing in the Old Testament is Mashah, which simply means to smear. In the Bible we see that this was accomplished by the act of either rubbing or pouring the anointing oil upon the object or person being anointed. The Anointing was the result of being smeared with oil. The word translated …
Spirit From a Biblical perspective the anointing is a process. The process is as follows: Anoint: The marking and setting apart of someone for a particular service. Anointed: The result of being marked and set apart for service. Anointing: Encompasses the entire process. It is an all-inclusive word that covers everything from “to anoint” to …
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