“All the faithful are truly anointed priests and kings in the spiritual renewal brought about through baptism, just as priests and kings were anointed figuratively in former times. For those anointings were prefigurations of the truth of our anointing: prefigurations in relation not merely to some of us but to all of us. For our kingship and priesthood is not of the same form or character as theirs, even though the symbolic actions are the same. Nor does our anointing recognize any distinction in nature, grace or calling, in such a way that those anointed essentially differ one from the other: we have but one and the same calling, faith and ritual. The true significance of this is that he who is anointed is pure, dispassionate and wholly consecrated to God now and for ever.” (St Gregory of Sinai, THE PHILOKALIA, Kindle 42025-42032)
For St Gregory (d. 1346), all Christians who have been chrismated are anointed to be both priests and kings. In Christ, both male and female are each anointed to share in the same kingship and priesthood. God has now given in baptism to all His people the anointing that previously was bestowed only on a few elect. See also my post A Kingdom of Priests and Kings
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