Second Ruffian--Are you going to put to sea soon? (Master has a small trowel, which he shows the candidate as he commences to read concerning it. JD the first duty of congregate Masons, JD: Tiler sees that the lodge is duty tiler, WM: Attend to that part of your duty and inform the Tiler that we are about to open a lodge of Master Mason in this place for the dispatch of business and direct him to tiler accordingly, JD: (takes staff proceeds to the door open it inform the tiler. This, my brother, may soon designate our last resting-place in that everlasting and silent abode, that haven of rest, that peaceful home, "where the wicked cease from troubling, and the weary are at rest.". W. M.--And part on the Square; and so let us ever meet, act, and part. On your return to the Lodge, where were you placed? All rise. It is my orders that strict search be made for him through the apartments of the Temple, and due inquiry made. Q. I suppose you are brothers, workmen from the Temple, and journeying, are you not? 142:1 LECTURE.--In the Masters' Degree, the first section illustrates the ancient and proper mode of raising a candidate to this sublime Degree. What I purpose, that I perform. First Ruffian--If such are the regulations, we shall not get a pass at any port, and what will become of us? 87:1 Our present Third Degree is not architectural, but traditionary, historical, and legendary; its traditions being unfortunately hyperbolical; its history apocryphal, and its legends fabulous.--The Freemason's Treasury, p. 222. WM: brother Junior Warden the Senior Warden station in the lodge, WM: brother Senior Warden Whey in the West and your duties there, SW: As the sun sets in the west to close the day. Behold! Do good unto all. 129:1 THEOREM.--In any right-angled triangle, the square which is described p. 130 upon the side subtending the right angle, is equal to the squares described upon the sides which contain the right angle.--Euclid, Lib. Cheek to cheek, or mouth to ear--that you will ever caution and whisper good counsel in the ear of an erring brother, and, in the most friendly manner, remind him of his errors, and aid his reformation, giving him due and timely notice, that he may ward off approaching danger.". SW: that I might obtain the Master word travel in foreign countries work and receive Master wages and be thereby better enabled to support myself and family. We are all born to die; we follow our friends to the brink of the grave, and, standing on the shore of a vast ocean, we gaze with exquisite anxiety until the last struggle is over, and we see them sink into the fathomless abyss. J. W.--By what further right or benefit does he expect to gain admission? J. W. (Jubela, First Ruffian.) and clothe visiting Brethren, attend the, alarms about the Lodge as he may direct. On entering the second time, you were received on the angle of the square, which was also explained to you. never--no, never dies. carefully to observe that their means of, refreshment Turning in his seat toward the Treasurer's desk, he says to the Treasurer: "My worthy brother of Tyre, as the Master's word is now lost, the first sign given at the grave, and the first word spoken, after the body is raised, shall be adopted for the regulation of all Masters' Lodges, until future generations shall find out the right. ii. (Sits down.). In the mean time, the canvas is slipped out of the Lodge, and as the Master commences to give or whisper the word in the candidate's ear, some one of the brethren slips off the hoodwink, and this is the first time he has seen light, probably, in an hour. At the right of the Worshipful Master in the East. (makes the sign, see Fig. "Three constitute a Lodge of Master Masons--three Master Masons. Junior Warden, one. Here are three of the poor fellows with us; we must not go and give them up, to be put to death; rather let us take a northwesterly or a southwesterly course. Lodge No ___ be now opened, on Chapter 13 - The Ceremony Of Opening And Closing A Lodge B.? Now, obtain (See Fig. The brethren now all kneel around the body on one knee. These generous principles are to extend further. It is neither a proper time nor place; but be true to your engagement, and I will be true to mine. 5, 6, pp. "3d. They now retire from the body, in different directions. declare _______ Lodge No. W. M.--Your duty there, Brother Secretary? 130.). 115:1 Their real names (if there be any thing real in the whole transaction, which is more than doubtful), as preserved in a subsidiary degree. on the right and left, and communicate, SW: mountains of Zion; for there the Lord. J. W. (making sign.) A. England. From the foregoing remarks, it will be seen that the essential points of Masonry are identical the world over, and that the differences, which are of minor importance, may be gathered by comparing the present work with Richardson's Monitor or Allyn's Ritual. --Further light in Masonry. In one form of the Degree of Elect of Fifteen, they assume the Protean names of JUBELA-KURMAVIL (another corruption of Cromwell), JUBELO-GRAVELOT, and JUBELUM-AKIROP.--The Freemason's Treasury, pp. And Dalcho observes that the interpolated word is not to be found in any language that ever was used. Solomon Masonic Lodge #484. The body of our Grand Master, Hiram Abiff, was found in a westerly course from the Temple, where our weary brothers sat down to rest and refresh themselves. and graces. The conductor then leads the candidate to the centre of the Lodge, at the altar, and makes duegard and sign of a Master Mason (see Figs. You have this evening represented one of the greatest men, and perhaps the greatest Mason, the world ever knew, viz., our Grand Master, Hiram Abiff, who was slain just before the completion of King Solomon's Temple. Your virtue, honor, and reputation are concerned in supporting with dignity the character you now bear. OPENING And Closing LODGE CEREMONIES Flashcards | Quizlet

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