Exodus 30:36

“And thou shall beat some of it very small, etc.] Or every one of the spices; for this does not seem to respect any different usage of some part of the incense from the rest; but it was all to be beat very small, that it might mix together the better, and be easier spread upon the coals, and the smoke thereof go up the sooner: and put of it before the testimony in the tabernacle of the congregation; that is, upon the altar of incense, which was placed there, (<023006>Exodus 30:6) and here it was to be put in order to be burnt, not to be kept, either to be looked at, or smelled to: where I will meet with thee; ((see Gill on “<023006>Exodus 30:6”)) it shall be unto you most holy; reckoned by…”

“Exodus 37:29. The incense, like the anointing oil, consisted of four aromatic ingredients. Stacte - supposed to be either the gum of the Storax tree (Styrax officinale) found in Syria and the neighboring countries, or the gum known as Benzoin, or Gum Benjamin, which is an important ingredient in the incense now used in churches and mosques, and is the produce of another storax tree (Styrax benzoin) that grows in Java and Sumatra. Onycha - , a perfume perhaps made from the cap of the strombus, or wing-shell, which abounds in the Red Sea. Galbanum - , a gum of a yellowish brown color, in the form of either grains or masses. It is imported from India, Persia, and Africa; but the plant from…”

“the testimony: Exo 16:34 where I will: Exo 30:6, Exo 25:22, Exo 29:42, Exo 29:43; Lev 16:2 Exodus 30:37”