Anointing Oil Testimonial ~ PAPA GOD's Second Batch, Gresham, Oregon, USA ~ 2001


​​©Jennifer Lynn Easton Joy​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ / שמחה איסטון לין ינייפר
PAPA GOD's Second Batch, Gresham, Oregon, USA ~ 2001

2001 

​Celebrate HIS Freedom! Holy Anointing Oil
 
Now the LORD is the SPIRIT; and where the SPIRIT of the LORD is there is LIBERTY (freedom) but we all, with unveiled faces, beholding as in a mirror the GLORY of the LORD, are being transformed into the same images from Glory to Glory just as by the SPIRIT of the LORD ~ 2 Corinthians 3:17-18,  NASB
 
On December 14, 2000, the Holy Spirit of the Most High God jolted me awake to arise and make the Celebrate HIS Freedom! Holy Anointing Oil! 2001. HE said, “Use everything you have!” Therefore, I did. The following is a list of ingredients, the prophetic meanings and Scriptures that HE imparted. 

  1. Vanilla - Vanilla comes from the American Orchid plant.  It is used for cooking and for perfume. The vanilla extract comes from the seedpod.
  2. Almond - Almond is the fruit of the Almond Tree. It grows in warm regions. The almond tree blossoms early, even as early as January. One of its meanings is “hastening.” It is the most easily digested form of natural protein for the human body (Ephesians 5:12; 2 Corinthians 3:17-18).
  3. Freesia - Freesia is a plant of the Iris Family. The flowers are white funnel shaped flowers. It originates in South Africa. The fragrance is used for perfume.
  4. Myrrh - Myrrh originates from Arabia and East Africa. It is a gum resin taken from the base of the tree. The Myrrh tree is a small tree. In the first century it was among the most expensive and best available. Resin symbolizing anointing. It was brought to YESHUA, Our Messiah at HIS birth and at his death (Psalm 45; Matthew 2:11).
  5. Summer Peach - Summer Peach is also known as the “Persian Apple” and is a member of the rose family (Psalm 17:8; Deuteronomy 32:10).
  6. Morning Sun - Morning means to dawn, the first, the early part and daybreak. Sun means self-luminous, life revolves around, warm, brilliant, splendor, it is the star that is the center of the planetary system and it furnishes light, heat and energy. It is the star nearest the earth (Revelation 22:16).
  7. Frankincense - Frankincense is a gum resin from Frankincense tress originating in Arabia and Northeast Africa. In the first century it was among the most expensive and best available. It was brought to YESHUA, Our Messiah at HIS birth (Matthew 2:11; Exodus 30:34; Leviticus 2:2).
  8. Fabulous Fig - Fig trees are a part of the mulberry family. They are also known at the weeping tree with balsam wood. The fig tree has two main varieties the one that produces false fruit and the other that produces edible fruit. In Palestine there is a valley called the Valley of Baca, which is filled with mulberry trees (2 Samuel 5:23-24; Psalm 84; Proverbs 27:18-19).
  9. Spikenard - A very costly perfume (Song of Songs 1:12; Mark 14:3; John 12:3).
  10. Citrus Fruits - That we would bring to the LORD our First fruits (Proverbs 3:9-10; Romans 11:16;  Romans 8:23; 1 Corinthians 15:20-23; James 1:18; Revelation 14:4).
  11. Living Pear - A tree of the rose family. The parable being that the fruit of the LORD is alive and living, it is not dead works (Hebrews 4:12; Galatians 5:22,23).
  12. Magnolia - Large Fragrant Flowers-White, Pink, Purple. White is symbolic of Holiness, Purity, Righteousness, Surrender. Pink is symbolic of perfect health and being a radical adornment for the LORD GOD. Purple is for passion, royalty and priesthood (Daniel 7:9; Matthew 27:37; John 19:2-3; Revelation 1:14, 12:1).
  13. Rose - A fragrant blossom with soft petal of many colors (Song of Song 2:1).
  14. Sandalwood - The sweet smelling heart wood of several allied trees in Asia. YESHUA, Our Messiah was crucified on a cross requiring the fullness of HIS heart of obedience (1 Peter 4:22-25; Hebrews 5:5-11).
  15. Peppermint - A plant whose leaf is used for healing and soothing physical anxiety. The parable is that we have a GOD who comforts us (Isaiah 51:11-12; 1 Corinthians 1:3-4; Psalm 119:49-50).
  16. Lavender - Very generous or liberal in giving or spending, often extravagantly so; more than enough; very abundant; cleansing spiritually, the water of baptism, fragrant oil, a sweet sweet fragrance (John 10:10; 1 Timothy 6:17; 1 John 1:7; Exodus 30:18).
  17. Cedar Wood - A wood with a characteristic, recognizable fragrance (2 Samuel 7:1-5; Joshua 13:7).
  18. Lily of the Valley - Small white bell shaped flowers. Often a bell is a symbol of freedom and liberty (Song of Song 2:1; 2 Corinthians 3:17).
  19. Grape - New wine (Matthew 9:17; John 2:1-12).
  20. Kiwi-Strawberry - Summer time fruit. Summer is a season of intense growth (Jeremiah 40:10; Genesis 8:22).
  21. Hologram Gold – Very Fine Glitter: Holo means whole and gram means to write down or record (Jeremiah 30:2). Gold is a precious metal which symbolizes the divine nature of Jesus Christ, glory, being sacred to GOD, faith of the saints, walking through a refining process, arrival-as in passing the test, incorruptible, pure, authority, and compassion (Matthew 2:11; Malachi 3:3; Hebrews 11; Zechariah 13:9). Glitter means to shine with a sparkling light, to glisten, to be strikingly brilliant (Numbers 6:24-26; Psalm 67:1-2; Daniel 12:3).
  22. HIS Oil of Joy 2000 - (16 ingredients - Hebrews 1:9).
  23. HIS Remnant Bride Anointing Oil 2000 - (8 ingredients - Psalm 133; Isaiah 61:7;Philippians 3:3-11).
  24. Olive Oil - Oil pressed from olives. Olive oil was used to light the lamp stands in the HOLY of HOLIES, used for cooking and medicinal purposes. It was a mainstay of the Hebrew lifestyle (Revelation 11:4; Zechariah 4:14; Deuteronomy 8:7-9).​

May you be richly blessed according to HIS over abundant immediately available grace and mercy.
 
As always, yours for YESHUA, Love in HIM,

Jennifer Lynn Joy

Please note the Scriptures are listed as they were given to me by the Holy Spirit, not in chronological order.

Given to (1st and 2nd Batch - 168 recorded ounces)
  1. Carl Voorhees, Tulelake, California, USA
  2. Joy Breazeale, Hermitage, Tennessee, USA                
  3. Shawn Stoneberg, Corvallis, Oregon, USA                 
  4. Jeremy Stoneberg, Eugene, Oregon, USA
  5. Shane & Angie Parker, Monmouth, Oregon, USA       
  6. Russ & Kay Green, Buxton, Oregon, USA    
  7. Matt & Pam Monnin, Vernonia, Oregon, USA (2)      
  8. Rockey & Karen Jackson, Palmer, Colorado, USA
  9. Kim Mass, Moorpark, California, USA (2)                 
  10. Versie Hudson, Redmond, Oregon, USA      
  11. Willie & Betty Leach, Bend, Oregon, USA    
  12. Chris & Laura Smith, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
  13. Bob & Dixie Cole (5) (3 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA and 2 in Marysville, Washington, USA)           
  14. Chris & Julie Whitney, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
  15. Steve & Denise Shupe, Clackamas, Oregon, USA        
  16. Glenn & Susan Wiser, Old Hickory, Tennessee, USA
  17. Kyle & Kathleen Mock, Colorado City, Colorado, USA
  18. Tony & Nancy Austin, Colfax, California, USA           
  19. Lois Van Wagoner , Mesa, Arizona, USA     
  20. Roger & Dottie Mackan, Ostrander, Ohio, USA
  21. Sharon Gallimore, Bend, Oregon, USA                       
  22. Bruce & Vicki Means, Bend, Oregon, USA                  
  23. Geo & Vivian Hamilton (2), Gresham, Oregon, USA   
  24. Tom & Karen Cook, Portland, Oregon, USA  (3-12 ounce containers)
  25. Jay & Jeannie Hammitt, Sandy, Utah, USA                 
  26. Doug & Michelle Janis, Milwaukie, Oregon, USA (1 - 10 Ounce Container) 
  27. Phil & Lynda Peterson, Cove, Oregon, USA
  28. John & Debbie Hickey, La Grande, Oregon, USA
  29. Vern & Cheryl Matheson, Whittier, California, USA   
  30. Charles Fletcher, Boring, Oregon, USA (2)                 
  31. Debbie Lundquist, Corpus Christi, Texas          
  32. Thomas & Collette Herrin, Wenatchee, Washington
  33. Chris & Kathleen Leary, Bennington, Vermont 
  34. Marjorie Elaine Peirce, Aloha, Oregon             
  35. Larry & JoElla Gates, Lacey, Washington         
  36. Jennifer Joy, Gresham, Oregon
  37. Jason & Suzanne Brockie (2), (1 in Hillsboro, Oregon, USA and 1 in Aiei, Hawaii, USA)
  38. Rex and Cindy Bennett, Kings Valley, Oregon, USA    
  39. Darci Barth, Hubbard, Oregon, USA                          
  40. Degna Horton, Thousand Oaks, California, USA (2)
  41. Lynette Jackson, Palmer, Colorado, USA                    
  42. Ken & Solveig Henderson, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA    
  43. Camille Madeley, Old Hickory, Tennessee, USA         
  44. Brian & Deb McQuistion, Lascassas, Tennessee, USA
  45. Stephenie Peterson, Cove, Oregon, USA                     
  46. Virginia Phillips, Newberg, Oregon, USA (2) (1 in Newberg, Oregon and 1 sent to Africa)                    
  47. Rosalie Willis, Post Falls, Idaho, USA                         
  48. Mary Winchell, Kingston, New York
  49. Michael & DorotheeLee Withers, Hermitage, Tennessee, USA   
  50. Angie Faulkner, Rule, Texas, USA                              
  51. Craig & Kristi Kulonis, Corvallis, Oregon, USA          
  52. Bill & Dorothy Howard, Vernonia, Oregon, USA
  53. Rosanne Houlbrook, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada                 
  54. Candy Ballinger, Portland, Oregon, USA                    
  55. Myk & Val Herndon, Canby, Oregon, USA  
  56. Bruce & Becky Crabtree, Gresham, Oregon, USA
  57. Jay and Cindi Fasano, Gresham, Oregon, USA           
  58. Susan Donoho, Edwardsburg, Michigan, USA            
  59. Maria Carlton, Gulfport, Florida, USA
  60. Helen Boring, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
  61. Tom & Stephenie Barger, Baker City, Oregon, USA               
  62. Meredyth Crofton, Oak Grove, Oregon, USA                            
  63. Don Mellentin, Brighton, Illinois, USA                        
  64. Carol Davidson, Corvallis, Oregon, USA
  65. Connie Walker, Oregon City, Oregon, USA                 
  66. Carol Watts, Albany, Oregon, USA               
  67. Tina Hamous, Moorpark, California, USA
  68. Steve & Derene Shultz, Monmouth, Oregon, USA       
  69. Patricia Timothy, Grants Pass, Oregon, USA (2) (1 - sent to Indonesia and 1 for Grants Pass)        
  70. Curtis and Barbara Reed, Portland, Oregon, USA       
  71. Beverly Crisman, Portland, Maine, USA
  72. Marilyn Church, Corvallis, Oregon, USA                    
  73. Melody Firebaugh, Portland, Oregon, USA                 
  74. Karyn Roy-Smith, Moorpark, California, USA            
  75. Karly Beze, Simi Valley, California, USA     
  76. Patti Strohmeier, Thousand Oaks, California, USA     
  77. Shealeah Brom, Moorpark, California, USA               
  78. Jose’Benitz, New Castle, Delaware, USA                     
  79. Nicki Maas, Moorpark, California, USA
  80. Molly Maas, Moorpark, California, USA                     
  81. Kristen Kirby, Lebanon, Tennessee, USA
  82. Gerry Wilson, Kingston, New York, USA
  83. Diane Roche, Richmond, Virginia, USA
  84. June Davis, Lebanon, Tennessee, USA
  85. Diana Stenftenagel, Hermitage, Tennessee, USA
  86. Mary Ellen McFadden, Lebanon, Tennessee, USA
  87. Sharlena Phillips, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
  88. Marilyn Joy Foster, Dalton, Georgia, USA
  89. Diana Van Etten, Kingston, New York, USA
  90. Diane Roche, Richmond, Virginia, USA
  91. Sabina Renda, Corvallis, Oregon, USA (took to Berlin, Germany)
  92. John & Pam Hamilton, Granite Falls, Washington (taking to Russia)
  93. Jade Dfharmo, Marysville, Washington, USA
  94. James & Cathy Berkley, Marysville, Washington, USA
  95. Dave and Elaine LeRoy, Great Bend, Kansas, USA
  96. Charles and Christina Riccardi, Simi Valley, California, USA
  97. Kim Burson, Simi Valley, California, USA
  98. Jane Perkins, Moorpark, California, USA (taking to Scotland)
  99. Randy and Colette Freiberg, Moorpark, California, USA
  100. Rebecca Boyle, Vancouver, Washington, USA
  101. Noreen Arcand, Ellington, Connecticut, USA
  102. Marilyn Bowland, San Diego, California, USA
  103. Tanya Colgin, Scio, Oregon, USA
  104. Julie Garner, Portland, Oregon, USA (enroute to England, UK)
  105. Patricia Rubright, Gulfport, Florida, USA
  106. Marge Carroll, Montesano, Washington, USA
  107. Pat Easton, Yuma, Arizona, USA
  108. Carolyn Selvig, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
  109. June Hartley, Vernon, Connecticut, USA
  110. Jennifer Joy, Gresham, Oregon, USA (1 - 8 ounce container)

On February 6, 2001 the following email was sent forth to the Advisory Board of HGRM.
 
Over the weekend, during the course of  moving into the 600 sq foot apartment in Gresham, I had a wake-up call on counting the cost again….so I inquired of the LORD…. “FATHER GOD, are you sure this is the ministry you want me in…is this really your will?….Please demonstrate this to me….Show me…..” I pleaded.
 
As the can of olive oil had been sitting on the counter for about a month, I thought it was time to pour the remnant into a smaller container. Quickly, I did the math in my head and calculated that there must be about 8 ounces left, the can was almost empty. The Holy Spirit whispered to me that I would need a larger container. So I exchanged the one-cup container for a two-cup container. HE said, “Jennie, you will need a much larger container than that!” So, I set down the olive oil can and went to look for a larger container. I found the largest glass decanter that I had (it held between 2-3 liters, almost a gallon). In my mind, I knew there was only at most about one cup of anointing oil left, yet, when I picked up the olive oil can it felt very heavy to me. The presence of the LORD came over me mightily as I began pouring the oil from the can into the glass container. Trembling in HIS presence, with both hands holding the can, I tipped the oil can and the oil poured out of the can, until the glass container was filled to the brim….I knew the LORD had replenished the anointing oil. It was like in the days of Elijah and the widow’s oil (1 Kings 17). Exceedingly overwhelmed, I was completely undone at HIS demonstration of power and provision.
 
Here is the mathematical situation: The olive oil came in a large metal can holding 101 ounces. It was a gift to me from two women who attended a Beginning Prophetic Glory Ring Workshop. I took out one cup of olive oil for cooking purposes. That left 93 ounces of oil. I added the fragrances, which came from many sources – about five ounces (maximum eight to fill the can again) and it was not filled to the brim. The LORD required of me to keep a record of who received the Anointing Oil. 
 
GOD supernaturally made a second batch of Celebrate HIS Freedom! Holy Anointing Oil 2001. That would be my ABBA ADONAI demonstrating HIS power! GLORY! To HIS name alone! And clearing answering my question about the relevance of HIS Call upon my life. 
 
Now all of this Holy Anointing Oil has been sent forth once again. This Holy Anointing Oil has been poured into rivers and waterfalls from Mexico to Canada and many places in between. It has been placed in Holy Water Basins in Catholic Churches, on hospital room doors, on thresholds, on government buildings, in churches, on worship instruments and on many of GOD’s children. May HIS FREEDOM be prevalent in the earth! May GOD be glorified above all! May the FREEDOM experienced in YESHUA come forth!
 "Now He who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will supply and multiply your seed for sowing and increase the harvest of your righteousness; you will be enriched in everything for all liberality,
​which through us is producing thanksgiving to God." ~ 2 Corinthians 9:10-11, NASB