Origin Unknown IN THE BEGINNING A study of man’s evolution, especially in relation to the development of his thought and speech concurrently with his growing awareness of things beyond his day to day existence, reveals an intimate connection with the …
Author Unknown: Adapted for use in The Educator by V.W. Bro, Norman McEvoy So, what is the future of Freemasonry? Where does it go in the future? Should it change or be changed? What challenges does it face? These are …
Author unknown but deeply appreciated People always say how mean kids can be, never how nice they can be. This story will either make you cry, give you cold chills or just leave you to put life into perspective. At …
by Bro. H.T.J. Coleman, Mount Newton Lodge No. 89 The legend of the winding stairs is an important tradition of Antient Craft Masonry and it has its origin in 1 Kings, Chap. 6. “The door for the middle chamber was …
author(s) unknown One of the most frequently corrected errors experienced in Lodge is the failure of a Warden to raise or lower his column appropriately. Let an absent-minded Junior Warden forget to lower his column when the lodge is called …
The magnificent Temple built and furnished by King Solomon at stupendous cost of thought, labour, and of treasure was not blessed with long life (covered in Kings 1) Solomon was surrounded by pagan peoples, and the Jews themselves tended from …
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