Rituals of freemasonry: comprising the degrees of Entered apprentice, Fellow craft, and Master mason, in the lodge; (1870)
Sickels, Daniel. [from old catalog], Gould, James L. [from old catalog], Sheville, John W. [from old catalog], Simons, John. [from old catalog], Chase, Jackson H. [from old catalog] · New York, Masonic publishing company · leaf 449
ture passages are appropriatelyintroduced: 1 The stone which the builders refused isbecome the head stone of the corner. .n Did ye never read in the Scriptures, The stonewhich the builders rejected, the same is becomethe head of the corner? n: And have ye not read this Scripture, The stonewhich the… … He that hath an ear to hear, let him hear. As the Fellow-Craft degree refers to and describes the five sensesof human nature, so in this degree two of them, Hearing andFeeling, are particularly alluded to. In the language of the old lectures: Hearing is that sense, bywhich we distinguish sounds,…
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