Mackey's Symbolism of freemasonry : its science, philosophy, legends, myths and symbols (1921)
Mackey, Albert Gallatin, 1807-1881, Clegg, Robert Ingham, 1866-1931 · Chicago, Ill. : The Masonic history company · leaf 199
been skillfully handled by Bro. George W. Speth.Essentially now as in olden times the building is sym-bolically consecrated by the sacrifice of a human being,the ceremony being a foundation rite. The corn, wine,and oil are symbolic reminders of a sacrifice of oncefar greater proportions. With this… … CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE Ineffable Name ANOTHER important symbol is the IneffableName, with which the series of ritualistic sym-bols will be concluded. The Tetragrammaton/or Ineffable Word—the Incommunicable Name—is asymbol. Rightly considered it is nothing more thana symbol, but a symbol that has more…
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