I joined the brotherhood in 2010 after joining I found out 2 of my great uncles were brothers years later at a visiting hrs for a cousin I found out 2 cousins were brothers and the cousin that was in the viewing was one of the 2 cousins who were brothers the other one died a couple years ago now and after joining I found out that a guy who I knew from a Christian weekend mens retreat was a brother as well one of the biggest reasons why I joined was to honor the memory of a old family friend who was a brother and I looked at him and his wife as grandparent type figures he had died before I was old enough to ask him about masonry so I joined the lodge as a way I could honor his memory
God has given free will and He is righteous: ‘And the king will say to them in reply, "Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me." Then he will say to those on his left, "Depart from me, you accursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels.'" (Matthew 25:40-41, Catholic Bible) ‘He said to me, "They are accomplished. I [am] the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. To the thirsty I will give a gift from the spring of life-giving water. The victor will inherit these gifts, and I shall be his God, and he will be my son. But as for the cowards, the unfaithful, the depraved, murderers, the unchaste, sorcerers, idol-worshipers, and deceivers of every sort, their lot is in the burning pool of fire and sulfur, which is the second death."' (Revelation 21:6-8, Catholic Bible) Jesus Christ`s opinion of Satan: ‘You belong to your father the devil and you willingly carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning and does not stand in truth, because there is no truth in him. When he tells a lie, he speaks in character, because he is a liar and the father of lies.‘ (John 8:44, Catholic Bible)
@@TylerTheObserver Popes are the successors to Saint Peter in Jesus Christ`s Roman Catholic Church: "And so I say to you, you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of the netherworld shall not prevail against it. I will give you the keys to the kingdom of heaven. Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven; and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven." (Matthew 16:18-19, Catholic Bible) Jesus Christ`s opinion of Satan (Lucifer): "You belong to your father the devil and you willingly carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning and does not stand in truth, because there is no truth in him. When he tells a lie, he speaks in character, because he is a liar and the father of lies." (John 8:44, Catholic Bible) Lucifer is a fallen angel, who would like to deceive a lot of human beings so that they cannot go to Heaven after the second coming of Jesus Christ. The second coming of Jesus Christ: "Behold, he is coming amid the clouds, and every eye will see him, even those who pierced him. All the peoples of the earth will lament him. Yes. Amen. 'I am the Alpha and the Omega,' says the Lord God, 'the one who is and who was and who is to come, the almighty."' (Revelation 1:7-8, Catholic Bible)
i am not gonna watch your video, but what comes after a freemason or are you planning to be one like for eternity? i am sure you all have heared about astral traveling, if a free mason does not know that kind of stuff, i dont even call him a beginner. ofc there are expections. but every human dreams, ill i am saming, became professionals in this area. elon musk trys to be the first on mars. 1st of all, which dimension? it was just a rethorical question. i was there before him. and before me many others. and i was there before my in my other past lifes.
"I wonder why they have fallen angels with cloven hoof /goats legs..." Most people have a vision of angels being human in form with wings. This is a common misinterpretation. There are 9 different types of angels described in the Bible. Those with hooves are described in Ezekiel 1:7.
@@johnfrancis5673 "They are in every lodge , Are you a freemasons or just curious about it? this will help me explain better!" I am a Master Mason. Are you a Freemason?
@TheRealist2022 yes, Boaz and the other column. What your offering is the shop front- window dressing masonry. Only need to know basis . Beyond the shop front is the real game masters of higher level Grand masters - fith column.
@@hossphoenix4272 " Beyond the shop front is the real game masters of higher level Grand masters - fith column." The highest degree in Freemasonry is the 3rd Degree, that of a Master Mason. Any "superiorly" numbered degree is an appendant to the 3rd Degree and not higher than the 3rd Degree. The 33rd Degree is an honorary degree of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry bestowed on Freemasons deemed to have made an exceptional contribution to Freemasonry. It confers no further powers or knowledge.
How can any organisation justify a separation of the genders in their meetings? This is beyond absurd. If the reasons are not clearly explored or explained by those in the group that are in a position to give the lay person a thorough run down, then how could anyone of any age consider being part of such a stupid thing? If I'm missing something important here, why then is this point not clarified by the man encouraging interest in the club?
Because it is their choice, that's justification enough. Female-only and mixed organisations exist as well and everybody is free to choose an organisation that suits their lifestyle best.
@chrisgmurray3622 The rules on membership have been tweaked, somewhat. A woman who transitions to be a man, can apply to join. We'd never know anyway, because it's not something we ask. If an existing Mason transitions to be a woman, no resignation is required and that person can continue to be a member.
@@jochendergeilerochen424 Thank you, and of course it is a free choice for the individual to make. I do not ask for the club to be dissolved, abandoned or suppressed for that very reason. I speak as always for myself and don't , unlike many, claim to be representing the outlook of any group think or movement. I only am quite sincerely asking, WHY would anyone want that, when I can't think of why anyone would. This doesn't mean I judge those that have reasons for being part of something,which to me appears stupid. I just don't know what those reasons would be. Maybe it doesn't matter, but to me, life is for learning, and if you don't ask or show any curiousity you'll never know anything. In your answer, you still don't declare what those reasons are, but state vaguely, Because it suits their lifestyle etc... Well if it seems impinging on personal privacy is what my idle curiousity is based on, that's fine, I have no wish to intrude, but you can't have it both ways, if the rule or regulation is known widely to the general public, why should "they" be reticent to reveal and elaborate to as many as know the rule, the reasond behind it... what the purpose of it is, and how and when will it be applied. Without transparency, Authority has no agency or responsibility for any edict of limiting the choice of the indivdual regardless of gender, race, nationality, or point of approach. If that choice is an organisation stating on the way in " Our way, or the highway", it begs the question...If they are not revealing things 'til you sign on the line, why not? Could that cause you to rethink your stance on the way in? You might well claim that they do have a choice ,to comply or not to comply and become inadmissible, but that is no choice,( any lawyer would advise against it) and it certainly is not free. If someone wants to act against their own self interest, it's their life. I'm simply asking why? I'm keen to know. I would not necessarily judge someone if they honestly felt better amongst people of what may seem opposite to everything that makes sense to me. It's more important to keep an open dialogue with those who think differently, and learn why and how they think and apply, than to get locked into being victims of a "divide and conquer method of social engineering" that could be disaterous for us all. Perhaps I should have been more discreet than say something was "stupid", but I actually meant no insult to anyone who might like it, it's just that it seems, at first glance "stupid" to me. If people can't be open in stating their reasons for certain behaviours or beliefs, they invite criticism when they seemingly dictate how others should react to their evasiveness. But as I say, I'm not interested in wasting time giving others marks out if ten, but am naturally curious when people's chosen activities restrict freedom of choice for those that might have a different view, and either express it defencively or evading responsibilty for their own actions. I don't mean to imply that you are doing this, even if you are,it's your own business. I'm just wondering why you're hesitating to say why someone would choose the choice which I don't deny they make! Anyway, good luck in your own life.😊
@@chrisgmurray3622 Chris, at the end of the day, it's simply tradition. In 1723, James Anderson was asked to put together a set of rules. They became known as the Anderson's Constitution. As the year was 1723, attitudes toward women were very different to those of today. Women, by and large, took no decisions, owned no businesses, did not own property. This was very much the purview of the men in society. Consequently, it was written in to the constitution, that Freemasonry was a male concern. One of the other rules set, was that these rules were unalterable and constant. In other words, for the constitution to stand at all, it could not ever be changed. Freemasonry, being true to tradition and to rules and regulations, upholds the constitutions of 1723. There have been surveys that have revealed that the vast majority of women, if allowed, would still not wish to join Freemasonry.
@@TheRealist2022 Thak you for the explanation. I suppose it's a case of "why would I want to join a club that wouldn't have me?" syndrome, but that says it all, and if I had have been a member in the 1900's then I would have said, if you don't break the rules now, and form a comittee to draught a new constitutional document, and make reasonable account for reasons necessary to do so, the organisation is dead, and those who choose to decay with it, however great it may have been it its time, are equivalent to those who choose to keep the preserved corpses of their loved ones around pretending they're alive! ( I know some cultures still do this, but it's not for a well balanced person's lifestyle) And if these changes are not made in recognition of the reality that they have outlived their use, and remain only as hinderances to those who might otherwise join, you must continue without me...I'm out of here! If enough strict stick in the mud reactionaries stay to make the club survive, then the organisation will suffer by being brought into disrepute and marginalisation, and those who persist with the fossil remains may deservedly ridiculed. I'm not the sort to loudly criticise anyone or anything, but I refuse to play their game, and publicly reserve judgement in view of respecting the individual personal choice of anyone or anything that seeks ,as it seems this organisation and its apologists do, to reserve their personal choice to be part of something that restricts another's choice. No offense intended, and thank you for the background. As you know nowadays the views of a sizeable majority are very different from someone a few hundred years ago, so although tradition and rules are made in the time they are written, with all the faults of humanity, THAT's why we must have the humility to realise we are not God and we have to be seen to make good choices, as well as actually making them, as in " Justice must not only be done, but seen to be done. Sorry, I don't often sermonise, but I feel quite strongly on this issue. It's no help to say... it's just tradition, so we have to put up with it... Each of us is responsible ( at least in rational public discourse) to speak up as abruptly as possible to point out something that to us is simply wrong, otherwise no-one can be held responsible if the wrong builds momentum and snowballing, becomes impossible to halt. If you're not part of a solution, then you may be part of a problem because we are all interconected. I don't go looking for trouble but when people are evasive and appeal to some ancient law ( many of which are still on record) or some national, or regional or religious tradition, as a means of making opaque any pursuit of ordinary curiousity, I tend to respond with more arguments! Clearly I have too much time in my hands( not really) so choose or recommend choice in any way you wish, and only continue if I feel I haven't got the full answer . All the best 👍
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I joined the brotherhood in 2010 after joining I found out 2 of my great uncles were brothers years later at a visiting hrs for a cousin I found out 2 cousins were brothers and the cousin that was in the viewing was one of the 2 cousins who were brothers the other one died a couple years ago now and after joining I found out that a guy who I knew from a Christian weekend mens retreat was a brother as well one of the biggest reasons why I joined was to honor the memory of a old family friend who was a brother and I looked at him and his wife as grandparent type figures he had died before I was old enough to ask him about masonry so I joined the lodge as a way I could honor his memory
God has given free will and He is righteous:
‘And the king will say to them in reply, "Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for
one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me."
Then he will say to those on his left, "Depart from me, you accursed, into the
eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels.'"
(Matthew 25:40-41, Catholic Bible)
‘He said to me, "They are accomplished. I [am] the Alpha and the Omega, the
beginning and the end. To the thirsty I will give a gift from the spring of life-giving
water. The victor will inherit these gifts, and I shall be his God, and he will be my son.
But as for the cowards, the unfaithful, the depraved, murderers, the unchaste,
sorcerers, idol-worshipers, and deceivers of every sort, their lot is in the burning
pool of fire and sulfur, which is the second death."'
(Revelation 21:6-8, Catholic Bible)
Jesus Christ`s opinion of Satan:
‘You belong to your father the devil and you willingly carry out your father’s
desires. He was a murderer from the beginning and does not stand in truth,
because there is no truth in him. When he tells a lie, he speaks in character,
because he is a liar and the father of lies.‘
(John 8:44, Catholic Bible)
Can I ask why different denominations use different bibles?
@@TylerTheObserver
Popes are the successors to Saint Peter in Jesus Christ`s Roman Catholic Church:
"And so I say to you, you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church, and
the gates of the netherworld shall not prevail against it.
I will give you the keys to the kingdom of heaven. Whatever you bind on earth
shall be bound in heaven; and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in
heaven."
(Matthew 16:18-19, Catholic Bible)
Jesus Christ`s opinion of Satan (Lucifer):
"You belong to your father the devil and you willingly carry out your father’s
desires. He was a murderer from the beginning and does not stand in truth,
because there is no truth in him. When he tells a lie, he speaks in character,
because he is a liar and the father of lies."
(John 8:44, Catholic Bible)
Lucifer is a fallen angel, who would like to deceive a lot of human beings so that they cannot go to Heaven after the second coming of Jesus Christ.
The second coming of Jesus Christ:
"Behold, he is coming amid the clouds,
and every eye will see him,
even those who pierced him.
All the peoples of the earth will lament him.
Yes. Amen.
'I am the Alpha and the Omega,' says the Lord God, 'the one who is and who
was and who is to come, the almighty."'
(Revelation 1:7-8, Catholic Bible)
@@TylerTheObserver Because The Holy Bible is NOT the word of god. If it WAS, there'd be only one version and it would be free from ambiguity.
i am not gonna watch your video, but what comes after a freemason or are you planning to be one like for eternity?
i am sure you all have heared about astral traveling, if a free mason does not know that kind of stuff, i dont even call him a beginner. ofc there are expections. but every human dreams, ill i am saming, became professionals in this area.
elon musk trys to be the first on mars. 1st of all, which dimension? it was just a rethorical question. i was there before him. and before me many others. and i was there before my in my other past lifes.
That's a beautiful lodge.
THANKS WOW THAT'S AWESOME 👍✌️👌🤙🤞👊✊😎🙏
My grandfather was a 32 degree free mason who was he?
Can I also apply to freemasons in Switzerland
Yes.
Long Live the Ancient Dreams!
Do they all have secret bunkers? 🤔
"Do they all have secret bunkers?"
Can you tell me why Freemasons would need secret bunkers?
@former9085 Protection.
@@africangodman6145 " Protection."
Protection from what or whom?
@@africangodman6145 protection from what or whom? Their Lodge buildings are in the open for all to see and on Google Maps. They're not hiding.
"What is a stone chopper?"
filth.
They are more thn friends. They are brethren, i donno why you are shy to say it
I will like to be a member
@@infamousgrizzly1358 Can you help me I Would like to join the fraternity.
@@praxtelbrunetmoutombo3176visit your local lodge
HOW TO JOIN FREE MASON
at 0:10 I wonder why they have fallen angels with cloven hoof /goats legs...
"I wonder why they have fallen angels with cloven hoof /goats legs..."
Most people have a vision of angels being human in form with wings. This is a common misinterpretation. There are 9 different types of angels described in the Bible. Those with hooves are described in Ezekiel 1:7.
@@former9085 But why would they also have coffins in the lodge?
@@johnfrancis5673 "But why would they also have coffins in the lodge?"
Which Lodge did you see a coffin in?
@@former9085 They are in every lodge , Are you a freemasons or just curious about it? this will help me explain better!
@@johnfrancis5673 "They are in every lodge , Are you a freemasons or just curious about it? this will help me explain better!"
I am a Master Mason. Are you a Freemason?
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Я хочу служить напрямую самый влиятельным людям, я мыслю максимально объективно и логично. Готов на всё.
They don't own a church
Fifth Column.
@hossphoenix4272 Nope, there's only 2.
@TheRealist2022 yes, Boaz and the other column. What your offering is the shop front- window dressing masonry.
Only need to know basis . Beyond the shop front is the real game masters of higher level Grand masters - fith column.
@hossphoenix4272 Nah. I'm sure you'd love that to be true...realllllly juicy huh? Sorry to disappoint you...but it really isn't.
@@hossphoenix4272 " Beyond the shop front is the real game masters of higher level Grand masters - fith column."
The highest degree in Freemasonry is the 3rd Degree, that of a Master Mason. Any "superiorly" numbered degree is an appendant to the 3rd Degree and not higher than the 3rd Degree. The 33rd Degree is an honorary degree of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry bestowed on Freemasons deemed to have made an exceptional contribution to Freemasonry. It confers no further powers or knowledge.
Nice try diddy
Ugh, the devil is so dull.
How can any organisation justify a separation of the genders in their meetings? This is beyond absurd. If the reasons are not clearly explored or explained by those in the group that are in a position to give the lay person a thorough run down, then how could anyone of any age consider being part of such a stupid thing? If I'm missing something important here, why then is this point not clarified by the man encouraging interest in the club?
Because it is their choice, that's justification enough. Female-only and mixed organisations exist as well and everybody is free to choose an organisation that suits their lifestyle best.
@chrisgmurray3622 The rules on membership have been tweaked, somewhat.
A woman who transitions to be a man, can apply to join. We'd never know anyway, because it's not something we ask. If an existing Mason transitions to be a woman, no resignation is required and that person can continue to be a member.
@@jochendergeilerochen424 Thank you, and of course it is a free choice for the individual to make. I do not ask for the club to be dissolved, abandoned or suppressed for that very reason. I speak as always for myself and don't , unlike many, claim to be representing the outlook of any group think or movement. I only am quite sincerely asking, WHY would anyone want that, when I can't think of why anyone would. This doesn't mean I judge those that have reasons for being part of something,which to me appears stupid. I just don't know what those reasons would be. Maybe it doesn't matter, but to me, life is for learning, and if you don't ask or show any curiousity you'll never know anything. In your answer, you still don't declare what those reasons are, but state vaguely, Because it suits their lifestyle etc... Well if it seems impinging on personal privacy is what my idle curiousity is based on, that's fine, I have no wish to intrude, but you can't have it both ways, if the rule or regulation is known widely to the general public, why should "they" be reticent to reveal and elaborate to as many as know the rule, the reasond behind it... what the purpose of it is, and how and when will it be applied. Without transparency, Authority has no agency or responsibility for any edict of limiting the choice of the indivdual regardless of gender, race, nationality, or point of approach. If that choice is an organisation stating on the way in " Our way, or the highway", it begs the question...If they are not revealing things 'til you sign on the line, why not? Could that cause you to rethink your stance on the way in? You might well claim that they do have a choice ,to comply or not to comply and become inadmissible, but that is no choice,( any lawyer would advise against it) and it certainly is not free. If someone wants to act against their own self interest, it's their life. I'm simply asking why? I'm keen to know. I would not necessarily judge someone if they honestly felt better amongst people of what may seem opposite to everything that makes sense to me. It's more important to keep an open dialogue with those who think differently, and learn why and how they think and apply, than to get locked into being victims of a "divide and conquer method of social engineering" that could be disaterous for us all. Perhaps I should have been more discreet than say something was "stupid", but I actually meant no insult to anyone who might like it, it's just that it seems, at first glance "stupid" to me. If people can't be open in stating their reasons for certain behaviours or beliefs, they invite criticism when they seemingly dictate how others should react to their evasiveness. But as I say, I'm not interested in wasting time giving others marks out if ten, but am naturally curious when people's chosen activities restrict freedom of choice for those that might have a different view, and either express it defencively or evading responsibilty for their own actions. I don't mean to imply that you are doing this, even if you are,it's your own business. I'm just wondering why you're hesitating to say why someone would choose the choice which I don't deny they make! Anyway, good luck in your own life.😊
@@chrisgmurray3622 Chris, at the end of the day, it's simply tradition.
In 1723, James Anderson was asked to put together a set of rules. They became known as the Anderson's Constitution.
As the year was 1723, attitudes toward women were very different to those of today. Women, by and large, took no decisions, owned no businesses, did not own property. This was very much the purview of the men in society. Consequently, it was written in to the constitution, that Freemasonry was a male concern.
One of the other rules set, was that these rules were unalterable and constant. In other words, for the constitution to stand at all, it could not ever be changed.
Freemasonry, being true to tradition and to rules and regulations, upholds the constitutions of 1723.
There have been surveys that have revealed that the vast majority of women, if allowed, would still not wish to join Freemasonry.
@@TheRealist2022 Thak you for the explanation. I suppose it's a case of "why would I want to join a club that wouldn't have me?" syndrome, but that says it all, and if I had have been a member in the 1900's then I would have said, if you don't break the rules now, and form a comittee to draught a new constitutional document, and make reasonable account for reasons necessary to do so, the organisation is dead, and those who choose to decay with it, however great it may have been it its time, are equivalent to those who choose to keep the preserved corpses of their loved ones around pretending they're alive! ( I know some cultures still do this, but it's not for a well balanced person's lifestyle) And if these changes are not made in recognition of the reality that they have outlived their use, and remain only as hinderances to those who might otherwise join, you must continue without me...I'm out of here! If enough strict stick in the mud reactionaries stay to make the club survive, then the organisation will suffer by being brought into disrepute and marginalisation, and those who persist with the fossil remains may deservedly ridiculed. I'm not the sort to loudly criticise anyone or anything, but I refuse to play their game, and publicly reserve judgement in view of respecting the individual personal choice of anyone or anything that seeks ,as it seems this organisation and its apologists do, to reserve their personal choice to be part of something that restricts another's choice. No offense intended, and thank you for the background. As you know nowadays the views of a sizeable majority are very different from someone a few hundred years ago, so although tradition and rules are made in the time they are written, with all the faults of humanity, THAT's why we must have the humility to realise we are not God and we have to be seen to make good choices, as well as actually making them, as in " Justice must not only be done, but seen to be done. Sorry, I don't often sermonise, but I feel quite strongly on this issue. It's no help to say... it's just tradition, so we have to put up with it... Each of us is responsible ( at least in rational public discourse) to speak up as abruptly as possible to point out something that to us is simply wrong, otherwise no-one can be held responsible if the wrong builds momentum and snowballing, becomes impossible to halt. If you're not part of a solution, then you may be part of a problem because we are all interconected. I don't go looking for trouble but when people are evasive and appeal to some ancient law ( many of which are still on record) or some national, or regional or religious tradition, as a means of making opaque any pursuit of ordinary curiousity, I tend to respond with more arguments! Clearly I have too much time in my hands( not really) so choose or recommend choice in any way you wish, and only continue if I feel I haven't got the full answer . All the best 👍
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