Ronaynes Handbook Of Freemasonry 5

Ronaynes Handbook Of Freemasonry 5

Worshipful Master (speaking to S. W.) : "You

will call the brethren to order as Entered Apprentice

Masons, reserving yourself for the last."

 

Senior Warden (giving three raps) : "Brethren,

you will come to order as Entered Apprentice Ma-

sons."

 

All the members rise to their feet and make the

I "due-guard" of an Entered Apprentice, as seen in the

. figure on page 10; after which, the Senior Warden

makes the same sign, and reports:

 

Senior Warden; "In Order, Worshipful."

 

* For the origin and meaning of this ceremony/ see "Master's

Carpet/ 1 pp. 247-8.

 

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The Worshipful Master then gives one rap, and

the Lodge is seated.

 

The foregoing ceremony is by Masons technically

called, "purging the Lodge," and must on no account

be dispensed with or omitted.

 

TYUNG THE LODGE.

 

Worshipful Master (gives one rap) : "Brother

Junior Deacon. The first great cafe of Masons when

convened?"

 

Junior Deacon: "To see that the Lodge is tyled

Worshipful."

 

Worshipful Master; "You will perform that

duty, and inform the Tyler {hat I am about to open

Keystone Lodge, No. 639 on the first degree of Ma-

sonry and direct him to take due notice, and tyle ac-

cordingly."

 

The Junior Deacon opens the door, without

knocking, puts out his head and whispers to the Tyler,

who is standing outside the door, that the lodge is

about to be opened on the first degree. He then closes

the door, and gives three distinct knocks, which are

answered by the Tyler in like manner. The Junior

Deacon then gives one knock, which is answered by

 

 

 

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one knock by the Tyler, when the Junior Deacon

faces towards the East and reports as follows:

 

Junior Deacon: "The Lodge is tyled, Worship-

ful."

 

Worshipful M aster : "How tyled ? "

 

Junior Deacon: "By a Master Mason, armed

with the proper implement of his office."

 

Worshipful Master: "The Tyler's station?"

 

Junior Deacon: "Outside the inner door, with

a drawn sword in his hand." *

. Worshipful Master: "His duty?"

 

Junior Deacon: "To guard against the approach

of cowans and eaves-droppersfand see that none pass

or v repass, but such as are duly qualified, and have per-

mission."

 

The Junior Deacon takes his seat.

 

LECTURING THE LODGE.

 

Worshipful Master (gives i rap) : "Bro Senior

Warden whence came you ? " ,

 

Senior Warden: "From a Lodge of thi Saints

John of Jerusalem.*

 

Worshipful Master: "What came you here to

do?"

 

Senior Warden: "To learn to subdue my pas-

sions and improve myself in Masonry."

 

Worshipful Master: "You are a Mason then, I

presume."

 

Senior Warden: "I am, so taken and accepted

among brothers and fellows."

 

Worshipful Master: "What makes you a Ma-

son?"

 

 

 

••Ma B teVTc y artv> e p p yle 249 PlaCe(i the Ante ™ *>or? **

 

_ * How could he come from a Lodge of the Saints John, when

toe Saints John never were Masons? See "Master's Carpet,'*

 

 

 

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Senior Warden: "My obligation."

 

Worshipful Master: "How do you know your-

selves to be a Mason?"

 

Senior Warden: "By having been often tried,

never denied and being ready to be tried again."

 

Worshipful Master: "How shall I know you to

be a Mason?"

 

Senior Warden: "By certain signs, a token, a

word and the points of my entrance."

 

Worshipful Master: "What are signs?"

 

Senior Warden: "Right angles, horizontals and

perpendiculars."

 

Worshipful MasTh-: "What is a token?"

 

Senior Warden: "A certain friendly and broth-

erly grip, whereby one Mason may know anottier in

the dark as well as the light."

 

Worshipful Master: "Where were you made a

Mason ? "

 

Senior Warden: "In a regularly constituted

Lodge of Masons."

 

Worshipful Master: "What number constitutes

a Lodge of Masons?"

 

Senior Warden: "Seven or more."

 

Worshipful Master: "When of seven, of whom

do they consist ? "

 

Senior Warden: "The Worshipful Master, Sen-

ior and Junior Wardens, Treasurer and Secretary,

Senior and Junior Deacons."

 

Worshipful Master: "The Junior Deacon's

place?"

 

Senior Warden: "At the right hand of the

Senior Warden in the West."

 

The Worshipful Master gives two raps, which

call all the officers to their feet.

 

 

 

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Worshipful Master: "Your duty, brother Jun-

/or Deacon? "

 

Junior Deacon: "To carry messages from the

Senior Warden in the West, to the Junior Warden

in the South, and elsewhere around the Lodge, as

directed; take charge of the door and with the assist-

ance of the Stewards prepare and present candidates."

 

Worshipful Master: "Brother Junior Deacon,

the Senior Deacon's place ? "

 

Junior Deacon: "At the right hand, of the Wor-

shipful Master in the East."

 

Worshipful Master: "Your duty, brother Sen- ior Deacon?"   

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Ronaynes Handbook Of Freemasonry 4

Deficiency in money rec'd by Sec'y

 

and what was paid over by

 

him to Treasurer 177-5°

 

 

 

$1,144.25 $1,144.25

 

Expense of W. Bros. M. Shields to

Springfield and back to obtain

 

charter, &c. $428.00

 

The expense to Springfield and

 

back for two trips should be. $35*oo

 

Dispensation 9.00

 

Charter 25.00

 

6 days board, @ $4.00 per day. . . . 24.00

 

Over charges to Springfield 335*oo

 

 

 

$428.00 $428.00

 

Wm. Sanderson. ]

 

J. H. Dixon. ^committee

 

C. H. Didiriksen. J

 

With regard, to this official document, it will be

sufficient to remark that it indelibly stamps every sin-

gle transaction in the organization of Keystone Lodge,

No. 639, as a wilful and deliberate steal, from begin-

ning to end. First, every candidate was defrauded in

the sum of $64.25, by being charged $65, in all, for

his three degrees, when the officers and members of

 

 

 

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that Lodge knew, just as well as they did their own

names, that those very same degrees, — word for word,

and in better form, — could be purchased of any regu-

lar book-seller in the country for 75 cents at most.

 

Secondly, the money thus fraudulently obtained

from "the poor, blind candidate," was in its turn

stolen by Moses Shields, their Worshipful Master, and

by others, thus very forcibly proving the truth of

that old adage — "111 got, ill gone."

 

Thirdly, the Grand Lodge of Illinois, for the sum

of $75, gave them permission to open their Masonic

confidence shop and to sell Masonic so-called secrets

to any white man of mature age, who might be fool-

ish enough to buy them, thus encouraging and per-

petuating the 1 fraud by .issuing its charter or warrant,

empowering them to work.

 

In this manner, Freemason Lodges are organized

and the money filched from the poor, selfish, deluded

dupes who join them, is disposed of. Every Masonic

Lodge in the world is a fraud; the sale of its sham

degrees is but obtaining money under false pretenses ;

and what is still worse, the Masons themselves know

it. This being the case, then, and desiring to do what

I can towards exposing the swindle and the outrage-

ous humbug of these dark gangs of conspiracy, I would

earnestly call the reader's attention to the following

pages, as containing the literally correct ritual and

work of Freemasonry.

 

 

 

CHAPTER I.

 

 

 

1 U)DGE OF ENTERED APPRENTICES.

 

OPENING CEREMONIES.

 

As has been already intimated, the presiding offi-

cer of a Lodge of Masons, and in fact its supreme

head, for the time being, is the Worshipful Master.

Next to him in official rank is the Senior Warden;

and next to him, the Junior Warden. These officers

always occupy stations in the East, West, and South,

respectively, — the Lodge-room being situated due East

and West, — and in the religious symbolism of Free-

masonry, they represent the sun at his rising, his me-

ridian, and his setting. The other officers of the

Lodge are the Treasurer, Secretary, Senior Deacon,

Junior Deacon and Tyler, and take rank after the

Wardens in the order in which they are here enu-

merated, and occupy positions as represented on page

20. A Senior and Junior Steward are also generally

appointed, and sometimes a Chaplain and Organist,

though in most Lodges, these latter are usually dis-

pensed with. The Stewards sit at the right and left,

and a little to the front, of the Junior Warden.

 

On entering a Masonic Lodge, the first object that

will particularly attract one's attention is the altar,

situated in the center of the room, midway between

the East and West, and hence directly opposite the

South, a6 seen on page 20. Near the altar it will be

noticed that there are three burning tapers, — either

candles or gas jets or electric lights, — which are also

situated so as to point towards the East t West, and

 

 

 

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South, as seen in the accompanying figure, and must

be always lighted before the Lodge is opened. On the

altar there is also a copy of the Holy Bible, — closed,

as yet,- — and on the Bible we find invariably the Square

 

 

 

 

and Compass.* The hour prescribed in the by-laws

for opening the Lodge having arrived, and a sufficient

number of the members being present, — eight at least,

— they all clothe themselves in their proper regalia,

which, for simple members, is only a white linen

apron, and for the Worshipful Master and other offi-

cers, in addition to the apron is a jewel pertaining to

each particular office, as explained hereafter. AIL

things being thus in readiness, the Master taps the

gavel, when both officers and members at once repair

to their respective places and take their seats, as seen

on page 20. Before the Worshipful Master himself

takes his seat, however, he issues the following com-'

mand :

 

Worshipful Master; 1 rap. "Brother Junior

Deacon, you will see that the Tyler is at his post, and

close the door."

 

Junior Deacon (looking into the ante- room to see

if the Tyler is there, closes the door and replies) "The

Tyler is at his post, Worshipful"

 

The Lodge is now ready' to be opened in . due

form, which must be always according to the order

here laid down — the three following ceremonies being

invariably performed : —

 

• For the position of God's Word in the Masonic Lodge set

the "Master's Carpet," pp. 123-126.

 

 

 

OPENING ON THE FIRST DEGREE.

 

 

 

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PURGING THE LODGE.

 

Worshipful Master (giving one rap) : "Brother

Senior Warden, are all present Masons?"

 

Senior Warden: i rap. "I will inquire by my

proper officer and report." I rap. "Brother Junior

Deacon, you will proceed to satisfy yourself that all

present are Masons."

 

The Junior Deacon then taking his rod, proceeds

around the Lodge-room, stopping in front of every

brother whom he does not personally know, and raps

on the floor with his rod; and that brother thus chal-

lenged, if not vouched for by some one present, must

retire into the ante-room to await, if he sees fit, the

action of an examining committee sent out by the

W. M. The Junior Deacon, in this manner having

made the entire circuit of the Lodge-room, returns

in front of the Senior Warden's station, and reports

to that officer : "I am so satisfied Bro, S.. W.," and 

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2015년 11월 1일 오전 11시에 방송된 MBC '신비한TV 서프라이즈'에서는 미국 16대 대통령 에이브러햄 링컨의 아들 로버트 토드 링컨이 아버지의 무덤을 옮긴 사연 '36년의 고통'이 방영되었다. 미국의 16대 대통령 에이브러햄 링컨은 **회 출신에게 1865년 암살당해 56년의 나이로 생을 마감했다. 에이브러햄 링컨은 일리노이 주 스프링 필드의 오크 리지 묘지에 방부 처리 된 채 묻혔다. 11년 뒤 1876년, 누군가 에이브러햄 링컨의 시신을 훔치려고 하는 일이 발생했고 아들은 링컨의 훼손된 시신을 보고 분노했고 미국 시민들 또한 분노했다.

링컨의 시신을 훔치려고 하는 일당들은 엉뚱하게도 화폐 위조범. 제임스 키닐라와 공범 벤자민 보이드는 제임스는 벤자민을 교도소에서 빼낼 방법을 고민하다 링컨의 시신을 담보로 석방을 요구하려고 마음 먹었다. 이들은 19대 대통령 선거일, 국민의 관심이 선거에 집중된 날 범행을 계획했다. 하지만 이들의 계획은 화폐 위조범을 잡으려고 위장 복무 중인 비밀 검찰국 소속의 정보원 루이스 때문에 무산됐다. 하지만 이들은 죄명이 없었기 때문에 화폐 위조만으로 가벼운 형량을 받아 징역 1년을 선고 받았다. 아들 링컨은 아버지의 시신을 노리는 사람들이 많아지자 다른 사람들의 눈을 피해 계속해서 관을 옮기기 시작했다.

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아들 링컨은 지하 3미터 땅을 파고 무덤을 묻은 후 1.8톤 시멘트를 쏟아부었고 에이브러햄 링컨의 시신은 안식을 찾았다.

 

링컨의 아들이 오죽 했으면 시체를 지키게 하려고 단단하게 시멘트를 퍼부었는가 하는 심정이 든다. 우리 피부에서도 상처가 발생하면 곧장 낫거나 하지만 흉터가 발생해서 시멘트처럼 단단해져 안 없어지는 경우가 있다. 특히 화상흉터의 경우 화상으로부터 피부를 보호하려고 흉터 콜라겐 조직이 단단해지다가 없어지지 않고 영구적으로 흉터가 남아 버리는 경우가 있다.

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