Pictures from a masonic bible! Nearly 100 years old!*pics*

Wow, looks interesting. Cant wait for you to post the pdf/links etc ......

please please please hurry up and do this.......... (finally something decent on its way :roll

I've Decided to keep it. Its more valuable to me than the amount of money It's worth. Im looking to start a collection of old books like this. If anyone has an old Knights templar or any other secret society bible/book. I'd be interested in buying.

If it is alright with you I could host it on Megaupload (also, you should put it on Scribd (like the others said))

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I may be able to help on that. I dont know details about it because i never asked but i do know my family is linked to the Templars. Thats the extent of my knowledge but i can try and ask to see if there are any resources to give you.

I recommend you check Ebay. They have a *lot* of antique Masonic books and items. About a quarter of my current Masonic library came from there.

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You can also look on Amazon.com, I bought a rare copy of "Morals and Dogma" from there. Not a bad price either. It was kind of a "third party" kind of deal where I purchased it through them but it ws from an antique dealer.

Notice the sexual nature in the symbolism of the design of King Solomons Temple. At the root of most ancient religion is sexual symbolism. From Obelisks, to pointed doorways to the ancient Hebrew translation of Jaweh to mean "explosive force" (as in ejaculation), sex was one of the originally focuses of worship by the ancients. Check out Jordan Maxwell for more insight into ancient symbolism.

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Again with the obelisks. This place seems to be obelisk obsessed. Is there ANY historical proof that there were ANY obelisks in the original King Solomon's Temple?

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Best place to store those files? www.mediafire.com, completely free, unlimited storage, unlimited up/down etc, it's what I use.

Thanks for uploaded these images. I assume that if you scan it correctly (unless you are taking a picture of the pages...) we can take those scans and run it thru OCR programs (optical character recognition)... anyone?

BTW scribd is great, but it is only for text recognized documents, in other words, documents already converted to text, pdf, .txt, .doc etc...

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