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Masonic Education
- a daily advancement . . .
- The symbols and stories of freemasonry
- Apron the badge of innocence and the bond of friendship
- Sons of Light the dawn of the Enlightenment
- Pomegranate a symbol of fertility
- Trowel a symbol of brotherly love
- Tyler to prevent the approach of every unworthy thought
- Square and Compasses
- The mystery of the craft
- Wisdom, Strength and Beauty
- Happiness is a choice
- Benevolence the pursuit of happiness
- Friendship a threefold cord is not quickly broken
- Triangle an ancient symbol for a measure of grain
- Geometry the measurement of land
- The letter G may refer to geometry
- Ancient Landmarks of freemasonry
- Point within a Circle Finding Your Center
- Lost Word the search for truth
- Death of the Builder a masonic legend
- Living Stones being built into a spiritual house
- Three Distinct Knocks Following your Path, Finding Your Center
- Allegory stories that teach life skills
- An Ethereal Mansion not made by human hands
- The Lewis denotes strength and signifies the son of a mason
- People
- Noah a just man and perfect
- Jephthah the stone rejected by the builders
- Judah ancestor of King Solomon
- Hiram Abif a skilled artisan
- Brunelleschi's Dome Florence
- England
- Athelstan king of all Britain
- time immemorial 3 September 1189
- Ancient Mysteries records in 1376 list 48 Mysteries of the City of London
- Ely Cathedral
- Jehovah introduced into the English language by Tyndale
- Semper Idem Always The Same
- William Schaw Master of Works to James VI of Scotland
- Inigo Jones the first notable English architect
- Sir Christopher Wren Architect of St Paul's Cathedral, London
- Goose and Gridiron St John's Day 1717
- Ancient Charges of a Freemason
- Enter’d Prentice’s Song
- A Free Mason Formed Out of the Material of his Lodge
- Frontispiece to James Anderson's Constitutions of Free Masonry
- William Watson manuscript
- Duke of Richmond followed his father into freemasonry
- Duke of Sussex one of the most illustrious figures in the annals of freemasonry
- Third degree controversy and compromise
- Archaelogy
- paleo Hebrew script the writing system of King Solomon's Temple
- Ugarit a cradle of urban culture
- Byblos an ancient port
- Joppa meaning beauty
- Jerusalem Temple a house of prayer for all nations
- Australia
- work, rest and play stonemasons lead the movement to introduce an eight hour day
- Land of the Golden Fleece by Arthur Streeton
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- Jason and The Argonauts
- books about the quest for the Golden Fleece
- The Palace
- a poem by Rudyard Kipling
- Three Questions
- a story by Leo Tolstoy
- Abraham
- A Journey to the Heart of Three Faiths
- Walking the Bible
- A Journey by Land Through the Five Books of Moses
- The Rise of The Public in Enlightenment Europe
- by James Van Horn Melton
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