Even if you disregard the anointing oil as being from Ganja. Even if you don't believe "kaneh bosm" is cannabis. Even if you bury your head in the sand and claim the hemp canvas ship sails and covered wagons were coincidence. Or the hemp burlap sackcloth was grown somewhere else. Or the hookah's and chiloms that were filled with hashish, during the same time and in the same geographical location, but no one in Jesus' group indulged. Even if you hide from the logic and common sense. You can't hide from Archeology. The incense burners found showed trace amounts of hashish. If you have ever been to a Monastery where they still use incense. You know there is no escaping the smoke. Though in today's Ganja paranoid world the incense isn't made with hashish. There is no mistaking the fact that when it was, those who were in the ancient temples got stoned. Unless maybe he pulled a Clinton and just didn't inhale? For hours on end. The newest miracle!
There is no direct evidence in historical records that Jesus specifically inhaled hashish incense from an ancient temple. The use of incense in religious practices during ancient times was common, but it is not explicitly mentioned in The Bible that Jesus used hashish incense.
The smell in a temple can vary based on the use of incense, flowers, candles, and herbs. These scents are often used to create a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere for worshippers.
a powerful deity worshiped by the ancient civilization that built the temple. This statue is the focal point of the temple and serves as a symbol of the deity's importance and presence in the lives of the worshipers.
A ziggurat is a rectangular stepped tower, typically associated with ancient Mesopotamian architecture, used as a temple complex for religious purposes.
Ziggurat temples were structures built in ancient Mesopotamia, particularly in present-day Iraq and Iran. One well-known ziggurat temple is the Great Ziggurat of Ur in Iraq.
No, a ziggurat is a type of ancient Mesopotamian stepped pyramid structure that was used as a platform for a temple. A temple, on the other hand, is a building dedicated to religious or spiritual activities and rituals. Temples can take various forms and are not necessarily built on top of ziggurats.
Golden altar of incense and an altar of burnt offering for starters and maybe ancient things for what is that thing for
In ancient times, incense referred to the aromatic sap harvested from the Frankincense trees in Africa and India. Over time, incense came to mean anything burned purely for aromatic reasons.
it is the ancient temple down in modern Cambodia
an ancient temple i think.....
The ancient Egyptian temple that was known for its luxury was Luxor Temple. The temple was built around 1400 BCE.
Morning and late afternoon, in the Temple (Exodus ch.30).
They were used in the anointing oil and the incense in the Tabernacle and the Holy Temple (Exodus ch.30).
wth ancient slaves
Who did the temple honor?
The Alhambra in Granada which is in Spain
I say in ancient time.No idea
The ancient wood. The Temple of Time is in the Sacred Grove.