Thank you for another interesting and thought provoking section - it sounds like it could have been written last week from the description of society ! Thank you for all your time and effort providing these informative uploads.
Can you do a video on the journey of a mason, from say an individual who is curious, to the EA, the first three steps and the opportunities beyond this (not talking about the steps in a lodge here)I find it a bit daunting knowing the next steps to take
I wish these kinds of things were being said in churches. When you asked, "Masonry, where are you?" I was thinking, "Churches, where are you?" Society is falling apart and people are being destroyed. I'm tired of counterfeit morality.
In that case, I must recommend you begin to study the Scriptures in the light in which they were written, without reservation and seeing them with new eyes and a sincere desire
"Yet now, in ungrateful pride and most impious madness, and at the risk of being punished in everlasting darkness, they perversely oppose that name under which they fraudulently protected themselves for the sake of enjoying the light of this brief life."
I'd assume that you're talking about the Guardian of the Gate of Eden in the Apocryphal Book of Enoch. Gadreel plays no part in any Masonic ritual that I'm aware of, but I did do a video on the topic a couple of years ago: th-cam.com/video/EGQnbpwEhvQ/w-d-xo.html
@@FromtheQuarries Yes, Azazel is Gadreel in Enoch 2, but in the occult and Zohar, Azazel is the fruit of the union between Satan and Lilith. Some also say the square and compass are symbolic of this union between heaven and earth with G for Gadreel between them. It is not the sexual act itself which is important, it is the result of the act - Gadreel/Azazel - which is important. Gadreel plays a part in a few Masonic rituals, one being a lodge play for the 33rd Dree Royal Order of Jesters. There's also The Man Who Would Be King written by Rudyard Kipling. You know, the 2 soldiers plotting to travel to a primitive kingdom and rule it, using their Martini-Henry rifles, one surviving a supposedly mortal wound, revealing to the locals that they're 3rd degree Master Masons, them being worshipped as gods, one taking a wife and then everything going fubar, one cast down, one burned. Which is pretty much the retelling of the Book of Enoch. Samyaza and Azazel are the two who teach warfare to primitive man, corrupt him, take wives and ho are worshipped as gods. One falls and one is burned. Also, any thoughts on this ?: Eze 8:16 And he brought me into the inner court of the house of the Lord: and behold at the door of the temple of the Lord, between the porch and the altar, were about five and twenty men having their backs towards the temple of the Lord, in their faces to the east: and they adored towards the rising of the sun.
Fascinating. I'm very familiar with TMWWBK, but have never made the Enoch connection before. I've always found Kipling's Masonry a bit of an enigma. He was only active for a couple of years (up to the age of 24) yet he drew upon Masonic themes throughout his life. I think there's more to his story that needs research. The extract from Enoch is equally intriguing. I'm initially reminded of some of the appendant degrees in the HRA, but will need to think about it. Why 'about' five and twenty? Not very specific, is it?
I really enjoy these, thank you brother.
Thank you for another interesting and thought provoking section - it sounds like it could have been written last week from the description of society ! Thank you for all your time and effort providing these informative uploads.
Thanks for the support. The text certainly does sound very contemporary.
Very nice video indeed, thankyou for sharing. Absolutely my experience of masonic life!. Thanks Again. Andy UK
Glad you enjoyed it
Can you do a video on the journey of a mason, from say an individual who is curious, to the EA, the first three steps and the opportunities beyond this (not talking about the steps in a lodge here)I find it a bit daunting knowing the next steps to take
Thanks for the comment. That's an interesting idea. I'll think about what I can pull together.
ALL GLORY GO TO GOD MOSTHIGH AMEN.
I wish these kinds of things were being said in churches. When you asked, "Masonry, where are you?" I was thinking, "Churches, where are you?" Society is falling apart and people are being destroyed. I'm tired of counterfeit morality.
They are. You can be that voice. If nobody listens then leave because you know what you have found there
Praise Christ above all
Good luck
Amazing like always, Brother!!
Thanks!
Love it brethren
I need this in my life…
In that case, I must recommend you begin to study the Scriptures in the light in which they were written, without reservation and seeing them with new eyes and a sincere desire
Brilliant 👏👌
SMIB BROTHERS
"Yet now, in ungrateful pride and most impious madness, and at the risk of being punished in everlasting darkness, they perversely oppose that name under which they fraudulently protected themselves for the sake of enjoying the light of this brief life."
@@OwdaksCitation?
Very apt quote
@@stonwall9065 It's from Augustine’s City of God
well made brother :)
Smib brothers
Bro what/who is Jabulon?
Nice try, but I'm not prepared to answer that question 😁
@@FromtheQuarries Not prepared ? What/who is Gadreel then ?
I'd assume that you're talking about the Guardian of the Gate of Eden in the Apocryphal Book of Enoch. Gadreel plays no part in any Masonic ritual that I'm aware of, but I did do a video on the topic a couple of years ago: th-cam.com/video/EGQnbpwEhvQ/w-d-xo.html
@@FromtheQuarries Yes, Azazel is Gadreel in Enoch 2, but in the occult and Zohar, Azazel is the fruit of the union between Satan and Lilith. Some also say the square and compass are symbolic of this union between heaven and earth with G for Gadreel between them. It is not the sexual act itself which is important, it is the result of the act - Gadreel/Azazel - which is important.
Gadreel plays a part in a few Masonic rituals, one being a lodge play for the 33rd Dree Royal Order of Jesters.
There's also The Man Who Would Be King written by Rudyard Kipling. You know, the 2 soldiers plotting to travel to a primitive kingdom and rule it, using their Martini-Henry rifles, one surviving a supposedly mortal wound, revealing to the locals that they're 3rd degree Master Masons, them being worshipped as gods, one taking a wife and then everything going fubar, one cast down, one burned.
Which is pretty much the retelling of the Book of Enoch. Samyaza and Azazel are the two who teach warfare to primitive man, corrupt him, take wives and ho are worshipped as gods. One falls and one is burned.
Also, any thoughts on this ?:
Eze 8:16 And he brought me into the inner court of the house of the Lord: and behold at the door of the temple of the Lord, between the porch and the altar, were about five and twenty men having their backs towards the temple of the Lord, in their faces to the east: and they adored towards the rising of the sun.
Fascinating. I'm very familiar with TMWWBK, but have never made the Enoch connection before. I've always found Kipling's Masonry a bit of an enigma. He was only active for a couple of years (up to the age of 24) yet he drew upon Masonic themes throughout his life. I think there's more to his story that needs research.
The extract from Enoch is equally intriguing. I'm initially reminded of some of the appendant degrees in the HRA, but will need to think about it. Why 'about' five and twenty? Not very specific, is it?