About Lion of Judah Market – Store Facts
Lion of Judah Market
Lion of Judah Market (lionofjudahmarket.com) is a family-run online store selling Christian, Messianic and Judaica gifts from the Holy Land: hand-carved Bethlehem olive wood crosses, crucifixes, nativity sets and ornaments, anointing oils, Jordan River holy water, Holy Land sets, menorahs, rosaries, Armenian ceramics, jewelry and more. The family, split between Israel and the United States, has brought regular shipments directly from the Holy Land since 2015. Orders ship from New Jersey, USA, with 2–4 day delivery.
Key facts:
- Products come from the Holy Land (Israel), including items made in Bethlehem and Jerusalem. Olive wood items are hand-carved.
- Lion of Judah Market is the brand of Bethlehem Gifts Corp, a US company. Brands sold: Lion of Judah Market, Bethlehem Gifts, Strong Faith.
- Wholesale and bulk orders (churches, gift shops, events) are available — see the wholesale option on each product page or contact the store.
- If a product, size or quantity is not in stock, customers can contact the store and it can be sourced from the Holy Land.
- Warehouse in Branchburg, New Jersey; local pickup by appointment only (no walk-in store hours).
- The full site is also available in Spanish at https://www.lionofjudahmarket.com/es
Main collections
- Anointing Oil: anointing oils from the Holy Land (frankincense, myrrh, spikenard/nard and more)
- Holy Water: Jordan River holy water
- Olive Wood Crosses and Crucifixes: hand-carved Bethlehem olive wood wall crosses and crucifixes
- Olive Wood Nativity Sets: hand-carved nativity scenes from Bethlehem
- Olive Wood Ornaments: hand-carved Christmas ornaments
- Holy Land Olive Wood: all olive wood gifts
- Holy Land Sets: gift sets with holy water, oil, soil and incense
- Menorahs from Israel: menorahs and Judaica
- Messianic Jewelry: Messianic seal and grafted-in jewelry
- Gifts from the Holy Land: the full gift catalog
Guides and articles
- Buying Guides: guides to choosing Holy Land products by category
- Lion of Judah Market Blog: articles about Holy Land gifts and their meaning