The Freemason's Monitor, Or, The Illustrations of Masonry in Two Parts |
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... brethren , who preside over lodges , proper- ly instructed previous to their appointment , and regu- larly apprised of the importance of their respective offices , a general reformation would speedily take place . This would evince the ...
... brethren , who preside over lodges , proper- ly instructed previous to their appointment , and regu- larly apprised of the importance of their respective offices , a general reformation would speedily take place . This would evince the ...
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... brethren , who are less informed , will naturally expect to derive an example worthy of imitation . From a share in this ceremony no mason can be ex- empted . It is a general concern , in which all.must as- sist . This is the first ...
... brethren , who are less informed , will naturally expect to derive an example worthy of imitation . From a share in this ceremony no mason can be ex- empted . It is a general concern , in which all.must as- sist . This is the first ...
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... brethren , of the homage and vene- ration due from them in their sundry stations . These are not the only advantages resulting from a due ob- servance of this ceremony : a reverential awe for the Deity is inculcated , and the eye fixed ...
... brethren , of the homage and vene- ration due from them in their sundry stations . These are not the only advantages resulting from a due ob- servance of this ceremony : a reverential awe for the Deity is inculcated , and the eye fixed ...
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... constant practice of our ancient brethren , and ought never to be neglected in our regular assem- blies . A recapitulation of our duty cannot be disagree- able to those weo are acquainted with it ; and FREEMASON'S MONITOR . 23.
... constant practice of our ancient brethren , and ought never to be neglected in our regular assem- blies . A recapitulation of our duty cannot be disagree- able to those weo are acquainted with it ; and FREEMASON'S MONITOR . 23.
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... brethren obey him . ] The master , wardens and brethren receive their rewards justly , are faithful , and carefully finish the work they begin , whether it be in the first or second degree ; but never put that work to the first which ...
... brethren obey him . ] The master , wardens and brethren receive their rewards justly , are faithful , and carefully finish the work they begin , whether it be in the first or second degree ; but never put that work to the first which ...
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ancient appointed assembled bless brethren brother candidate ceremonies chapter of royal charges committee companions degree of masonry deputy general grand deputy grand high deputy grand master duly duties elected emblem established EZRA AMES father fraternity glory grand chapter grand encampment grand high priest grand king grand lodge grand marshal grand master grand officers grand royal arch Grand Scribe grand secretary hand hath heaven Hiram holden holy installed institution Israel Jerusalem JOEL HART JOHN ABBOT jurisdiction kings and scribes knights of Malta knights templars LESSON lodge of mark Lord mark master mark master masons masonry master masons meeting Moses Nebuchadnezzar New-York past masters present proxy regular regulations Rehoboam reign Royal Arch Chapter royal arch constitution royal arch masons saying Sect senior warden Solomon sword temple thine tion Union unto thee virtue voted warrant Zerubbabel