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Originally posted by sebatwerk
So where does Nemrod fit into all that? Where did I hear that one from? i don't even remember. ML, ever heard of that?
Originally posted by Masonic Light
Nimrod is mentioned in the Gothic Constitutions as the founder of Ninevah. Apparently, at least according to the Scriptures, he directed a band of ancient stonemasons in constructing the Tower of Babel, a brief reference of which is found in the Third Degree.
However, aside from that, Nimrod is of little importance to Masonry except in a few of the French degrees. Another similar example is the inclusion of the legend that Noah was the first Grand Master, with these Rites calling themselves "Noachites". The Noachite degree in the Scottish Rite and French Rites are examples, as well as the degree of Royal Ark Mariner.
Originally posted by Seraphim_Serpente
Masonic Light - what is your take on Catholic Pope Worship as a Symbol or Metaphor for Nimrod Worship (Nimrod was a King of Ninevah - Connected to Babylon? - Mesopotamia for sure right)?!
Originally posted by MrNECROS
Sorry I've really got to have another go at my fav disinformer;
Masonic Lite, The explainations of Morals & Dogma by Albert Pike MATCH the rituals as written by McClenechan.
That's why I recommend reading BOTH of these works at the same time as McClenechan's "Book" focuses more on the physical elements and symbolism of the Rite while "Morals and Dogma" concentrates on the underlying philosophical aspects.
By reading the 2 books together you get a good 90% of what all the rituals are about (I doubt sitting in a chair wacked up on Benzos watching a quick run of the ritual will give you half of it...)
Maybe one day they will let you read it, then you won't have to sprout off the few scraps of mantra they push under your door to repeatedly punch into this forum.
I admit it's a big ask for "interested parties" to rummage through 1500 odd pages of Masonic text just to see that you have never read these books yourself, but hey why not try it out?
You may even learn something - thats why I made this book available to the public in the first place.
www.freemasonry101.org.uk...
[edit on 26-3-2005 by MrNECROS]
Originally posted by MrNECROS
Show me anywhere other than my site where you can get it.
Originally posted by MrNECROS
Show me anywhere other than my site where you can get it.
Originally posted by senrak
Originally posted by MrNECROS
Show me anywhere other than my site where you can get it.
Here's part of it that's been on the web for several years.
www.freedomdomain.com...
HMMMM!!!! That book's not quite as rare as Mrs Necros seems to think.
Hey Mrs Necros....DO NOT BE AFRAID TO GOOGLE ! ! ! ! Google is your friend.
Originally posted by sebatwerk
Thanks homie.
Originally posted by senrak
...maybe someday [sigh]
Originally posted by MrNECROS
Actually the snippet you posted was originally from Freemasonry Watch where I found out about the book.
How you think that 16 anotated pages from the whole book constitutes the whole thing only a Freemason could add that logic up.
Remember when Masonic Lite tried to BS that he owned the book by quoting part of this news post at the beginning of this thread?
And it seems only to be available on non Masonic sites.
There are no references to this book in any of the official sites other than the odd throw-away masonic line of "this is completely wrong."
Yes Kessinger are now listing it as available again, still can't find any copies of it around, maybe they are going to have to make it public now it's available on the web, same as they did with Morals and Dogma, but that would be blowing my own horn.
Dunno why I'm continuing with this thread for the moment, clearly none of you have read the posted material.
I admit asking anyone to read all 610 pages of Masonic rituals is a bit tough but then again you don't have to polute this thread with your nonsense if you haven't bothered to look at it and read the 24 pages on the 32nd Degree.
If you think you have another version of the 32nd Degree then by by all means post it, don't just stand there talking out your @rse.
If the best you can contribute is "no. its completely wrong...ha ha ha ha" then nobody can take what you say seriously except your own cult stooges.
Pass the Rohipnol please...
[edit on 27-3-2005 by MrNECROS]
Originally posted by senrak
Originally posted by MrNECROS
I?ve now got someone saying that the whole of the Northern Jurisdiction in 1884 was so overrun with corruption that the rituals & monitors I?m posting are completely irrelevant.
[snip]
What is my objection to Freemasonry?
Personally I'm a bit miffed by being drugged senseless and having a bunch of neo-pagan loonies try to brainwash me into one of their own and then spending the last 3 years trying to silence/destroy me.
I never said that the NMJ was "so overrun with corruption that the rituals & monitors" are "completely irrelevant." What I said WAS the Rituals & Monitor you've posted are not CURRENT. Do you know what CURRENT means? They're not ACCURATE. COmpare them to the link I posted of the more recent 32nd Degree. The NMJ has CONSTANTLY REVISED their rituals to the extent that what they were doing in the late 19th Century bears little or no resemblance to what they are calling "Degrees" today. The SJ doesn't do this as much and many of their degrees are still quite similar to what they were in Pike's day, but even today there is a recently released set of SJ rituals entitled "Revised Standard Pike Rituals." ...so Pike's Monitors (called "Liturgy of the A&ASR") are NOT (NOT NOT NOT) current.
As to being drugged etc. You must not have joined real Freemasonry. Sounds like some of Aleister Crowley's off-the-wall whacko group. I'd sue if I were you.
Oh, and thank you for the time you spent scanning, cropping, straightening, folding, ironing and pasting CTM's "Book of the Ancient & Accepted Rite" It's been available as public domain on-line for several years. ...I guess someone should have told you.
I hope this post clears up my positition for you MrNecros, it's my last response to any of the rediculous things you post.
Originally posted by MrNECROS
Great, its available now....maybe.
You can see from earlier in this thread it wasn't.
Kessinger did a one-off run of 1000 copies back in 2003, they were withdrawn from circulation,
maybe they are putting them back out.
I generally don't quote people because it makes threads overly long but here's one from a guy called Senerak who reckons the whole thing is available online
....ummmmmm...why yes it is...on my site.
Originally posted by senrak
No. I can't see anything from earlier in this thread except that you were (and ARE) lying. The book's been CONTINUALLY available. It was available 100+ years ago and it's available NOW. You've done NOTHING (except give me a good copy that I converted into pdf) (Thanks!)