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Scotch Rite masonry illustrated : the complete ritual of the ancient and accepted Scottish Rite profusely illustrated (1905)

Blanchard, Jonathan, 1811-1892, Scottish Rite (Masonic order) · Chicago, Ill. : E.A. Cook · leaf 261

An illustration from Scotch Rite masonry illustrated : the complete ritual of the ancient and accepted Scottish Rite profusely illustrated, 1905, leaf 261 — the otherI the trap-door of a vault. Note 112.—Zabulon. The Greek form of Zebulun, the tenth son ofJacob. Delaunay (Thuilleur, p. 79) says that some ritualists suppose thatit is the true form of the word of which Jabulum is a corruption. Thisis incorrect. Jabulum is a corrupt form of Giblim.… … ROYAL ARCH • DEGREE. Thrice Puissant—Brother Inspector^ what place arcwe in ? hispector—Thrice Puissant, we are in the most sa-cred place in the earth. Thrice Puissant—How came you in this sacred placer Inspector—By,, an effect of providence. Thrice Puissant—Explain this to me. Inspector—I dug in…

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