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The book of the chapter : or, Monitorial instructions, in the degrees of mark, past and most excellent master, and the holy Royal arch (1865)

Mackey, Albert Gallatin, 1807-1881 · New York : Macoy & Sickels · leaf 135

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ero-dotus tells us that every Babylonian had a signet. But the anti-idolatrous character of his faith must haveprevented the Jewish prince from using any of the Chal-dean objects of worship as a seal. May he not rather haveadopted the great religious symbol of the Hebrews, andinscribed upon his… … Incense burns cbv and niglit on the altar of the Lord. ROYAL ARCH. 131 The burning of incense constituted an essential part ofthe service of the temple, and large quantities of it wereoffered twice a day, at the morning and the evening sacrifice. Impostors among the Workmen. The following passage…

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