Myrrh

Myrrh. A sweet-smelling and costly resin used for perfume and ointment (acai). Other forms include: Perfume, Perfumed Oil.

Key References for Myrrh: MAT 2:11, MRK 14:3, JHN 19:39.

In the New Testament (BSB), words representing “Myrrh” are translated as perfume (8x), It (1x), of perfume (1x), with perfume (2x), perfumes (1x), myrrh (2x), of myrrh (1x).

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NT Instances (BSB)

perfume (MAT 26:7; MAT 26:12; MRK 14:3; MRK 14:4; LUK 7:38; JHN 12:3; JHN 12:3; JHN 12:5)
It (MRK 14:5)
of perfume (LUK 7:37)
with perfume (LUK 7:46; JHN 11:2)
perfumes (LUK 23:56)
myrrh (REV 18:13; MAT 2:11)
of myrrh (JHN 19:39)

NT Pronominal Referents (BSB)

This perfume (MAT 26:9)
this (MAT 26:12; JHN 12:5)
It (MRK 14:5)
this perfume (JHN 12:7)

NT Subject Referents (BSB)

have been sold (MAT 26:9; MRK 14:5)
the money given (MAT 26:9)

References (Whole Bible)

MAT 2:11; MAT 26:7; MAT 26:12; MRK 14:3; MRK 14:4; MRK 14:5; LUK 7:37; LUK 7:38; LUK 7:46; LUK 23:56; JHN 11:2; JHN 12:3; JHN 12:5; JHN 19:39; REV 18:13