Odor
Odor
oder: In the Old Testament the rendering of , besem, fragrance (2Ch 16:14; Est 2:12; in Jer 34:5, the Revised Version (British and American) burnings), and of one or two other words; in the New Testament of , osme (Joh 12:3; Phi 4:18; Eph 5:2 the Revised Version (British and American)); in Rev 5:8; Rev 18:13, of , thumama, where the Revised Version (British and American) (with the King James Version margin in former passage) has incense. See also SAVOR.
Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Odor
See Incense; Perfume
Incense; Perfume
Fuente: Nave’s Topical Bible
Odor
“a smell, an odor” (akin to ozo, “to smell”), is translated “odor” in Joh 12:3, it is used metaphorically in Eph 5:2, RV, “an odor (of a sweet smell),” AV, “(a sweet smelling) savor,” of the effects Godward of the Sacrifice of Christ; in Phi 4:18 of the effect of sacrifice, on the part of those in the church at Philippi, who sent material assistance to the Apostle in his imprisonment. The word is translated “savor” in 2Co 2:14, 2Co 2:16 (twice).
Note: For thumiama, “incense,” translated “odors” in the AV of Rev 5:8 (RV, “incense”), see INCENSE. For amomon (quoted in RV marg. in the Latinized form amomum) in Rev 18:13, see SPICE.
Fuente: Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words
Odor
Lev 26:31 (c) The worship which was offered by Israel while they were still living in disobedience and rebellion would not be acceptable to GOD, nor pleasing to Him.
Phi 4:18 (a) This describes the fragrance to GOD of the offerings made by willing, loving hearts.
Rev 5:8 (b) This type describes the sweetness of the prayers of GOD’s people as their praise ascends to His throne.