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Meanings of frankincense in English
Usage of frankincense in English
1
It was used to hold oil, or frankincense, or simply for decoration.
2
In heaven flame the golden candles, and the censers fume with frankincense.
3
THERE will be little gold, frankincense or myrrh in Bethlehem this year.
4
The approach to the mountains is up narrow gulleys full of frankincense-trees.
5
By libanomancy, for the which we shall need but a little frankincense.
6
His lips are sweet as honey, and his breath is like frankincense.
7
Ipu took up a jar of frankincense and glanced sideways at me.
8
Opening their treasures, they offered to him gifts: gold, frankincense, and myrrh.
9
That was better than frankincense and myrrh, to mystify a genuine commissioner!
10
An' you proceed onward, dreamin' dreams o' gold an' frankincense an' freedom.
11
To use, dilute the frankincense oil in a carrier oil before applying topically.
12
A few good incenses to use are sandalwood, frankincense, or lavender.
13
And in Saba, where frankincense flows from the trees, the king Balthasar ruled.
14
A thick smoke of frankincense darkened the room and almost extinguished the lights.
15
Essential oils like thyme, cinnamon, frankincense, chamomile and jasmine all have breast benefits.
16
Like the balm of Gilead, like forests of frankincense, it filled the room.
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