Celebrities often bring out their own clothing range and perfumes, what would Jesus perfume smell like?

Question

what do you think he'd have called it? and would you buy his fashions?

Shelly N: You mean ozone don't you?...that's poisonous to humans...smells great though.

Answer 1

Suggestions:
"Frankincense" - So you can smell good even if you've had a ROUGH day" (Goodness gracious that was insensitive and sacrilegious)

"Myrrh" - Same thing

"Holy Water" - So pure only the Son of God could have come up with it by means of some Italian man a few hundred years after his death (hint hint)

"Silver Shekels" - Smells so good you might betray a close friend


"Forgivable/Forgiven"

*shrugs*

I'm sure I can think of more, but I need time...

Answer 2

Aren't they already making one? Obviously I don't believe Jesus has anything to do with it, but isn't there some kind of christian perfume out there?

Back to the question - I would suspect that a frugal man such as he was portrayed would use the incense he received as a birthday gift. Waste not, want not. The upside is that it would not only smell good, it would be good as a mouthwash. I don't know about frankincense, but Myrrh is an herbal remedy used for healing mouth ulcers.

And hey, wouldn't that also be in character?

A clothing line - let's face it, it would consist of muumuu's and Jesus sandals. Or earth shoes.

Answer 3

Probably Frankincense, a very costly spice of his day and used to make temple incense all over the world. Myrrh is a costly balm and was used medicinaly so would probably not be used as a fragrance in his new line of perfumes!

Although the fragrance of the Biblical Rose of Sharon, a desert plant, (not to be confused with Althea which has that common name) might be a good choice!

Answer 4

A mixture created from the ashes of the US Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, mixed with the sweat that falls off the nose of George W Bush when he's working hard to start WorldWar3 with Iran. THAT's what Jesus Perfume would smell like.

Answer 5

Gods favorite aroma was sacrificial burnt meat offerings, but only the very best - biggest ram, fattest cow...etc. His first choice of style was the good ol' birthday suit....however, since we screwed all that peace and love up we got Jesus' favorite aroma...the scent of sacrificial sweat that comes from a life of obedience & service in his name and in return we get to wear his clothes...or rather his blood as our covering.
HE calls it Grace, we label it forgiveness and I did buy it and I wear it everyday!
Isaiah 61:10

Answer 6

If Jesus had a perfume I think it would smell like spicy herbs and spices... you know.... frankincense and myrrh.... maybe a little sweat because no one ever bathed in those days. He would call the fragrance..... "I am"... I would NEVER buy his fashion line because my feet look terrible in sandals and the tattered robe look does nothing to flatter the hips!!!

Answer 7

Well the christian god was pleased with animal blood sacrifices in the old testament and then needed the blood of Jesus in the new testament......I would say the scent of true Christianity would be blood and the smell of burning flesh.
They could call it " sacrifice".....Christians would buy it, they can buy anything! Even a god that needs blood to wash sins.

Answer 8

He would call it "I M" and it would smell like crisp morning air after a rainy spell while there is still dew drops on the blades of grass. I would have to buy his sandals and his walking stick! Could I get those autographed?

Answer 9

Jesus is perfect and would not smell offensive in any way. But if he did have a perfume it would smell differently to each of us. To the hungry It would smell like bread and fill their stomachs. To the desperate it would smell like hope. To the sick and infermed it would smell like healing. To those of faith it would smell like wine. To those who do not believe it would small like fire and brimestone. What to call it? Thats easy -- Miracle.

Answer 10

Like the smell after the rain.