According to St. Hippolyt
According to St. Hippolytus of Rome's The Apostolic Tradition, a person was anointed with oil of this type just prior to baptism and anointing with oil of thanksgiving, and according to St. Cyril of Jerusalem's catechetical instructions, candidates for baptism underwent this "terrifying" act daily. In the Dead Sea Scrolls, David is credited with writing four apocryphal psalms to be sung during performance of this act and one New Testament account of this act involves a failed attempt by the sons of Sceva in Acts. The "Parable of the Strong Man" is Jesus's response to the Beelzeboul controversy over this practice, and Jesus uses this practice to drive Legion into a herd of pigs, which then drown themselves. For 10 points, name this practice of casting demons out of the possessed.
According to St. Hippolytus of Rome's The Apostolic Tradition, a person was anointed with oil of this type just prior to baptism and anointing with oil of thanksgiving, and according to St. Cyril of Jerusalem's catechetical instructions, candidates for baptism underwent this "terrifying" act daily.
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