Christ, in the proverbial reference to the central figure of Christianity, Jesus Christ, is actually not a part of his name but is in fact used as a title in an Anglicization of the Greek term, Messiah (χριστός, from the verb χρίω "to anoint"), which literally means "anointed one."

In biblical terms, the original Hebrew text of the Old Testament, in Exodus 30:22-24. God instructs the Hebrew prophet, Moses to use cinnamon, myrrh, cassia, kaneh bosm (cannabis) and olive oil to make a sacred anointing oil to crown all his Kings, Priests, and Prophets, for all generations to come, including that of Jesus and even today! Kaneh is also listed as an incense tree in Song of Songs 4:14. There are 141 references to anointing and 145 for burning incense in the standard Bible.

43:24, Jeremiah 6:20, and Ezekiel 27:19, where "kaneh bosm, kaneh" was translated as calamus. Hebrew ceased to be a spoken language around this time and was not revived again until the mid 1800's. In 1936 a Polish Anthropologist named Sula Benet made the discovery and in 1980 the Hebrew Institute of Jerusalem confirmed her claim.

Apparently, the revelation of the Word "kaneh bosm," along with the discovery of the Gnostic Gospels at Nag Hammadi Egypt in 1945, confirm that within the pursuit of bearing the commendable title "Christian," one must be anointed with the very oil as described in Exodus. The water baptism of John is incomplete and any other oil is counterfeit.


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Okay, I'll admit that I'm a bit of a pothead but that does not suggest my research is inaccurate. I find that marijuana is losing it’s credibility, which is fine with me; more for me is how I see it. Nonetheless, I do have a problem with factual error. Advertised propaganda, administrators, parents, though in this case, religion, Christianity, along with any religion is of strict rule that is in worship of a spirit that has created the Earth in all it’s splendor but then frowns at the herb they call a drug, though better known as a sin. Bullshit 101.