1. The Golden Altar of Incense in the Tabernacle
A Picture of Praise and Worship

2. Tabernacle of Moses

3. A drawing of the Tabernacle

5. A drawing of the Tabernacle

7. The Golden Altar of Incense in the Tabernacle
A Picture of Praise and Worship

8. Principles Hidden in the Altar of Incense
In the Holy Place
Gold and Accasia Wood – Qualities: Divine, Enduring, Eternal
1 x 1 Cubit square and 2 cubits tall 18” square and 36” tall
- Balancing of Prayer for ourselves, Other Christians, The Lost and the Kingdom and will of God on earth
4 Horns – power
Coals from the Altar or burnt offering – Activated by the sacrifice of Christ
Holy / Unique / Designated – No one could make anything like it

9. Four Ingredients of the Incense
Stacte – A resinous gum
To ooze or drop, to distil gradually, to speak by inspiration – Root of the word prophet or prophesy
Prayer and worship is not simply singing a song or making a request
Principle: Cooperating with the Spirit of God to experience an anointing in worship or prayer

10. Four Ingredients of the Incense
Onycha – Crushed Mussel Shells
For the root word to roar like a lion - Boldness
Crushing or brokenness
Psalm 51:17 The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit, a broken and contrite heart you will not despise
The “Foot” of the Sea Snail – Closed in
Principle: Boldness, Humility and Intimacy

11. Four Ingredients of the Incense
Galbanum – Resinous Gum
Fatness or Richness – indicating the best
God required the best when you sacrificed
Burned with a disagreeable order by itself, but when combined it captures the scents of the others and held them longer
Principle: Sacrificial worship and Prayer

12. Four Ingredients of the Incense
Frankincense -
Means “White” possibly from the white smoke it
produces
White represents righteousness
Burns with a long steady flame
Principle: The effectual, fervent prayer of the righteous avails; steadfastness in prayer & worship

13. The Vignette of The Holy Incense ~ By Cynthia Hillson © Precious Oils 2008 ~ All Rights Reserved
To be a sweet-smelling sacrifice daily we must be broken and fallen. It is in the times of prayer and worship that the ability to intercede for the freedom of others can flow from our hearts. The joy and sweet fragrance allows us to be pure day and night. It is the holy and acceptable offering of our service to the King.