Contents: On the Hieroglyphical System of the Ancients; On the All Seeing Eye; The Serpent; The Cherubim; The Deluge; The Mysterious Darkness of the Third Degree; The Three Pillars, Wisdom, Strength, and Beauty; The Masonic Ladder; The Point Within the Circle; The Masonic Apron; The Government of the Lodge; Conclusion of the Course.
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This review is from: Signs and Symbols llustrated and Explained in a Course of Twelve Lectures on Freemasonry (Paperback)
These 12 lectures are extremely helpful to the Mason seeking more light than is generally provided from the standard degree lectures. Symbolism is duscussed from the point of view of its origins, different applications, and in depth in the manner that you generally don't get anywhere else. I found it very illuminating and stimulating in that it provoked thoughts and ideas about how to stir the passions of fellow Masons who may have cooled within their lodge and become disinterested with Masonry. It's worth it, it's cheap, and the lectures aren't long. Give it a go. At the least you'll come away with a different perspective on the symbolism of Masonry and more background than the average Mason gets in a lifetime.
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IT has long been my opinion that the most beneficial results would ensue to the Science of Freemasonry, were the Master of Lodges to devote some portion of their time to the delivery of explanatory Lectures on subjects of genera interest connected with the Institutions. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
significant emblem, ancient brethren, antediluvian world, heathen nations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Jesus Christ, Grand Lodge, All-Seeing Eye, Mercy Seat, Most High, British Druids, Masonic Ladder, Ark of Noah, Brown's Vulg, Clement of Alexandria, Holy Bible, Jacob's Ladder, Olaus Magnus, Wait's Antiq New!
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IT has long been my opinion that the most beneficial results would ensue to the Science of Freemasonry, were the Master of Lodges to devote some portion of their time to the delivery of explanatory Lectures on subjects of genera interest connected with the Institutions. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
significant emblem, ancient brethren, antediluvian world, heathen nations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Jesus Christ, Grand Lodge, All-Seeing Eye, Mercy Seat, Most High, British Druids, Masonic Ladder, Ark of Noah, Brown's Vulg, Clement of Alexandria, Holy Bible, Jacob's Ladder, Olaus Magnus, Wait's Antiq New!
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- The Spirit of Masonry by William Hutchinson on page 89
- Sir Isaac Newton by Sir Oliver Lodge on page 90
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