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Hand & Bodylotion: Pomegranate (8 oz)Pomegranate staat voor zegen en gunst. De geur Pomegranate staat symbool voor voorziening, vruchtbaarheid en de gunstbewijzen van God aan ons. Het spreekt van het in bezit nemen van het toegewezen en beloofde erfdeel. Tevens spreekt het ook van Gods trouw aan Zijn kinderen. De granaatappel, een origine van Perzische komaf, is een van de oudste vruchten die bekend is en is zeer gewaardeerd door de Israelieten. Er is een groot aantal bloemzaadjes nodig

 


Pomegranate staat voor zegen en gunst. De geur Pomegranate staat symbool voor voorziening, vruchtbaarheid en de gunstbewijzen van God aan ons. Het spreekt van het in bezit nemen van het toegewezen en beloofde erfdeel. Tevens spreekt het ook van Gods trouw aan Zijn kinderen.

De granaatappel, een origine van Perzische komaf, is een van de oudste vruchten die bekend is en is zeer gewaardeerd door de Israelieten. Er is een groot aantal bloemzaadjes nodig om een kleine hoeveelheid olie hieruit te krijgen. Om dit voor elkaar te krijgen worden de blaadjes ingedrukt/geperst. Wanneer dit gebeurt, ontstaat er een lichte amberkleurige olie met een prettige en licht fruitige geur.

De Joodse traditie leert dat de granaatappel een symbool is voor gerechtigheid. De 613 zaden die de granaatappel bevat, komen overeen met de 613 geboden van de Thora. De granaatappel is een van de zeven soorten vruchten die de spionnen terugbrachten nadat ze het beloofde land hadden verkend. Het spreekt van Gods gunst tentoongesteld in overvloed en vruchtbaarheid.

Toen zij in het dal Eskol gekomen waren, sneden zij daar een rank met één tros druiven af, die zij met hun tweeën aan een draagstok droegen; ook enige granaatappelen en vijgen.
Numeri 13:23

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De verbazingwekkende eigenschappen van de therapeutische oliën zijn bekend en gebruikt sinds Bijbelse tijden om het lichaam te zalven voor genezing, voor ceremonieel gebruik en voor schoonheid. Deze aromatherapie lotion biedt zorgvuldig geselecteerde plantaardige ingrediënten met de luxe uitstraling van echte etherische oliën. Het verspreidt zich gemakkelijk en absorbeert snel, het geeft de huid overvloedige voeding. Een unieke samenstelling van Jojoba, Zonnebloem, Aloë en Rice Bran extracten, in combinatie met essentiële oliën, herstelt de huid in de natuurlijke balans voor een stralende gezondheid.

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