Definition: The word 'ardassine' in the Bible refers to a type of oil extracted from certain plant species, including the olives of the Lebanon and olive trees of the Jordan. It's not found commonly within the text itself but is mentioned in later contexts like Job 12:35-40 when it's considered a curse for Israelites who had sinned against God with the unrighteousness of their hearts. The specific oil is known as 'ardassine' (from 'ar) which refers to the presence of sin, idolatry, and a lack of faith in God. It's commonly used by Jews to purify the body and perform ritual actions like circumcision.
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