Incense burning holds symbolic importance in religious rituals, enhancing prayer, meditation, and divine connection.
In Christianity, incense represents prayers rising to heaven, connecting believers to biblical traditions.
In Judaism, incense burning dates back to the ancient Temple in Jerusalem, evoking anticipation
for the rebuilding of the Temple and deepening its connection to Jewish history. Incense enhances prayer and meditation in both faiths,
fostering spiritual introspection and divine guidance. Additionally, incense is used to celebrate the Sabbath and holidays,
creating a special atmosphere that heightens religious anticipation.
From the Old Testament's instructions on incense in the Tabernacle (Exodus 30:34-38)
to the Magi's gift of frankincense to the baby Jesus in the New Testament (Matthew 2:11)