What Does The Bible Say About Crystals
The use of crystals to pray is nothing new, but it is important to understand where the crystals used in prayer came from and how they were used. The Bible discusses the use of crystals for healing purposes, but there are some things that we need to be aware of when we look at these passages. Let’s dive into what they say about using crystals!
What does the Bible say about crystals?
Crystals were used for healing purposes, prayer, and protection in the Bible.
In Exodus 28:17-20, it says that Aaron’s breastplate had twelve stones set in it which represented the twelve tribes of Israel. The names of these stones have been lost over time but they were most likely jasper or chalcedony, both known as “bloodstones” because they are red like blood (which is why Jesus’ name was written on them). These stones may also have held more symbolic meaning; some believe they represented the twelve apostles while others say they symbolized particular qualities such as justice or mercy. In any case, this breastplate is believed to have been used for divination purposes; in other words: talking to God through crystals!
In 2 Kings 5:13-14 we learn about an encounter between Elisha and Naaman that took place near a stream where seven vials full of water from Jordan were placed within easy reach (and probably some sort of crystal!). Elisha commanded him to dip himself seven times before he would be healed from leprosy—the first few times had no effect on Naaman but after his seventh immersion he was cured! This story shows how crystals could be used for healing purposes long before doctors started prescribing antibiotics…
Where did the crystals used in the Bible come from?
- Crystals were used for healing purposes.
- Crystals were used for prayer.
- Crystals were used for divination.
- Crystals were used for protection.
- Crystals were used to communicate with the spirit world and the spiritual world, both in order to receive guidance from our ancestors and as a way of contacting helpful spirits that could provide us with special knowledge or abilities in times of need or distress (such as an illness).
Why were the crystals being used for healing purposes?
Crystals were used for healing purposes because they are believed to have healing properties.
The belief that crystals have healing properties is an example of pseudo-science, or “the claim that a process or phenomenon has specific effects when there is no scientific evidence supporting the idea.” Crystals do not possess any powers beyond those of ordinary minerals and rocks; thus, it is unnecessary to use them as part of your physical therapy regimen.
What are some other ways that crystals have been discussed in prayer?
Crystals have been used for prayer since the beginning of time. They are a beautiful and unique way to pray for healing, protection, guidance and peace in your life. Crystals can be used with or without the Bible or other religious texts. You can choose how you want to use them in your life!
This section will explain some other ways that crystals have been discussed in prayer:
- Healing – healing is one of the most common types of crystal use. Crystals have been used to focus on areas where there is pain or illness so that they may be healed (such as cancer). Crystals can also be used as an alternative medicine treatment rather than taking more traditional medications.
- Protection – it has been said that certain stones help protect us from negative energies like demons or spirits trying to hurt us spiritually speaking; however this is not something we encourage at Love Your Heart because we believe God protects us already! However if you do feel comfortable with this belief then crystals could be helpful tools for protection from those types of attacks from evil entities 🙂
- Guidance – crystals were once thought only useful for storing information about past lives but now people look at them differently today–they see them as potential sources for guidance today too! This means that when someone feels lost about what path they should take next, they might ask their crystal how things would turn out if they made certain decisions instead (and then try those choices!).
Does it make sense to use crystals to pray?
In this section, we’ll ask the question: does it make sense to use crystals to pray?
First, we will explore the energy of crystals. Then, we’ll talk about how you can use crystals in your prayer life. But first things first!
Is there anything wrong with using crystals to pray?
Crystals are not a substitute for God, prayer or faith. Crystals are not a substitute for the Holy Spirit. Crystals are not a substitute for the Bible.
You must understand this: you cannot pray to any inanimate object and expect that it will answer your prayers – even if it is a “prayer stone” or some other type of crystal that has been charged with energy by someone else through various techniques (e.g., Reiki).
Where can I find a good crystal shop that sells these types of products?
As a general rule, it is best to find crystals in a shop that specializes in the sale of crystals and other spiritual items. These shops are typically found in large cities and often have an online presence as well.
In some areas of the country, you may only be able to find these shops downtown; but if you live near or are visiting a large city such as Los Angeles or Chicago, for example, then there will be plenty of options for you to choose from.
The use of crystals for prayer is nothing new, but it is important to understand where the crystals used in prayer came from and how they were used.
The use of crystals for prayer is nothing new, but it is important to understand where the crystals used in prayer came from and how they were used. Crystals have been used for healing purposes for thousands of years and are mentioned in the Bible. They were also commonly used during religious ceremonies, especially those that involved healing and divination.
It is important to know that crystals were used in prayer long before there was a Bible, but they have always been used for healing purposes. It makes perfect sense that we would want to use them today as well.