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 139
Freemasonry is throughout so connected a system thatwe are continually meeting in an inferior degree with some-thing that is left to be explained in a higher. Such is thecase with the three squares of our ancient Grand Masters^whose peculiar history can only be understood by thosewho have advanced… … The following quotation from the learned Dr. LightfootsProspect of the Temple, (ch. 15,) will at this time be readwith interest by the Royal Arch Mason; * Church of the Eedeemer, vol. i. p, 258. ROYAL ARCH. 135 It is fancied by tlie Jews, that Solomon, wlien he builtthe temple, foreseeing that the…
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