I am a Freemason and the best advise I can suggest about this subject is to read the book “Born in Blood” which is devoted to this connection. There are numerous online groups of self appointed Templars , some even claiming to be direct descendants of the Knights Templar themselves BUT……such a claim as this is laughable once you remember that all Templars swore an oath of Chastity and, this simple inconvenient fact is enough to dispel any claim of Templar ancestry.
yeh, astonishing also that yuval noah harrari has made it a hobby to write wiki definitions in his spare time when he is not blaspheming the Lord Almighty.
✨🌹✨ Although I was called to Royal Arch, I have never ever in truth ever attended a meeting, because I was called away to War just after the arrival of my summons to the Lodge, and I had to pack my kit bag and go. I had not even time to respond to the summons. Tis a sadness in my own personal life of course, but duty to country must come first . Tis a sadness of course. Tis indeed a hearts sadness✨🌹✨💖✨❤️
Hi I was initiated in the Royal Arch in my country (Brazil) and there we have the Past Master degree. Currently I am a member in a chapter in Canada, and here we don’t have. As I was recently initiated here, I still don’t understand this difference. Fraternally
hello I'm a Canadian brother. well I dont have any experience in the York rite I can tell you that most of Canada uses the Scottish rite version of the 3 craft degrees. Also a friend of mine has told me that if you join york rite after being a master of a lodge you may skip the 1st 2 degrees of the York rite. I have no idea if this helps you or not in understanding anything.
✨🌹✨ I do find this matter to be rather brief. But thank you to our friends in Michigan and my love to you and to your families. The Holy Solomon. Worshipful Grand Master of the Eternal East. Son of he Widow. Faithful and mist obedient Son of God. Great Love to you and to your families. See you all in the Grand Lodge Above. I will get the beer in✨💖✨🌹✨❤️✨🙏
@Will Derby Freemasonry did not start in England in 1717. There were lodges long before the formation of any Grand Lodge and many Scottish lodges were admitting speculate members in the first half of the 17th century. It's commonly accepted that Lodge of Edinburgh (Mary's Chapel) No.1 is the oldest lodge in the world with provable minutes (going back to 1599). Some other Scottish lodges claim an even earlier beginning such as Mother Kilwinning No. 0. I agree with you though that Moorish origins are rather unlikely.
@Will Derby Okay, your grammar made it unclear as it seemed to imply that you were saying that Freemasonry began upon the formation of the Grand Lodge in 1717. In any case, you are still incorrect to say that Freemasonry began in England. The strongest evidence points to it beginning in Scotland, for the reasons I've already explained. There are no English lodges with minutes going as far back as Mary's Chapel No. 1
@Will Derby I'm sorry to hear about your stroke. Your history is still completely wrong though and I'm surprised somebody who claims such high rank would get it so wrong. You have not addressed my point that Mary's Chapel No.1 has minutes going back to 1599 - something which no English lodge can claim. Also, Elias Ashmole was not the first speculative man to be made a Mason. That was in 1646, as per his own diary entries. There are records that Sir Robert Moray - a Scottish soldier and statesman - was initiated into Freemasonry by Mary's Chapel in 1641, five years earlier than Ashmole.
@Will Derby Why are you asking? I have no idea whether you're a Freemason or not. I'll simply let you know that my Mother Lodge is in Scotland and I am currently affiliated with a lodge down in England. None of this bears any relation on the debate at hand. Why ask me when I was in the NE? It bears no relation on the fact that Sir Robert Moray was initiated into Freemasonry before Elias Ashmole or that a lodge in Scotland has the oldest record of minutes in the world.
Received my Royal Arch degree last night. Fantastic experience
Thank you Brothers, as a recent M.M. I am looking forward to application. This video was great.
Same with me. God bless you on your journey.
@ONLY FUTURE SUMMER!! Whoa that's not called for. :/
I am a Freemason and the best advise I can suggest about this subject is to read the book “Born in Blood” which is devoted to this connection. There are numerous online groups of self appointed Templars , some even claiming to be direct descendants of the Knights Templar themselves BUT……such a claim as this is laughable once you remember that all Templars swore an oath of Chastity and, this simple inconvenient fact is enough to dispel any claim of Templar ancestry.
I cannot believe we are on Wickioedia brethren !! Isn’t that astonishing ! Isn’t that most astonishing !! ✨💖✨❤️✨💖✨❤️✨💖
yeh, astonishing also that yuval noah harrari has made it a hobby to write wiki definitions in his spare time when he is not blaspheming the Lord Almighty.
✨🌹✨ Although I was called to Royal Arch, I have never ever in truth ever attended a meeting, because I was called away to War just after the arrival of my summons to the Lodge, and I had to pack my kit bag and go. I had not even time to respond to the summons. Tis a sadness in my own personal life of course, but duty to country must come first . Tis a sadness of course. Tis indeed a hearts sadness✨🌹✨💖✨❤️
Hey, I see Brother Kenneth Alexander! He was in the East when I was initiated. Very cool to randomly come across a person I personally know on UA-cam!
Hi
I was initiated in the Royal Arch in my country (Brazil) and there we have the Past Master degree. Currently I am a member in a chapter in Canada, and here we don’t have. As I was recently initiated here, I still don’t understand this difference.
Fraternally
hello I'm a Canadian brother. well I dont have any experience in the York rite I can tell you that most of Canada uses the Scottish rite version of the 3 craft degrees.
Also a friend of mine has told me that if you join york rite after being a master of a lodge you may skip the 1st 2 degrees of the York rite.
I have no idea if this helps you or not in understanding anything.
St. John’s Chapter No. 6, Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons in the Province of Ontario, District No. 6
Nice video my Companions.
that symbol, what is it and what does it mean? Why would that of been found under robert e lees statue in the time capsule?
Royal Oak Chapter #167 here !!!
What kind of movies do you make?
Paisley Abbey RAC No76, PGRAC of Renfrewshire here. Nice to meet you, Comp!
Very interesting indeed!!
is the grand high priest a catholic priest?
Jesuit perhaps
Oh, heavens No!
If you have to go thru the degrees to figure out what is happening.....you have to be HUMBLE.
We Are together,thanks
✨🌹✨ I do find this matter to be rather brief. But thank you to our friends in Michigan and my love to you and to your families. The Holy Solomon. Worshipful Grand Master of the Eternal East. Son of he Widow. Faithful and mist obedient Son of God. Great Love to you and to your families. See you all in the Grand Lodge Above. I will get the beer in✨💖✨🌹✨❤️✨🙏
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for disillusioned people seeking the wrong light in the dark quarter of the north through unfounded legends
Interesting. Where did you hear that?
1:50 physically? as in literally? to rebuild THE temple?
The physical aspect is referring to the candidate "physically" participating in the ceremony. The building of the Temple is purely symbolic.
Collin Swayze yes as in LITERALLY. The Israeli government have, for years now, admitted the presence of ongoing operations to rebuild it very soon
Collin Swayze but yes what he’s talking about about is the physical aspects of the temple. But they will literally rebuilt it
Excelsior Chapter #25 R.A.M of Michigan
Corner Stone Church City of Greater Dandenong Kul AoOzobay Rabin NaAs
lodge Celtic no 42 New Zealand,R.A.M.
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I am that I am
Teacher
Grand Master
Prince Sha Charles
ROBERT B. ELLIOTT ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER #1 PHA
CHARLESTON SC
The Moors put you on your Square a lot of people don't know take the Moors taught the Europeans High honors 2 Noble Drew Ali all praise be to Allah
He was also a Freemason
P.E.A.C.E
@Will Derby Freemasonry did not start in England in 1717. There were lodges long before the formation of any Grand Lodge and many Scottish lodges were admitting speculate members in the first half of the 17th century. It's commonly accepted that Lodge of Edinburgh (Mary's Chapel) No.1 is the oldest lodge in the world with provable minutes (going back to 1599). Some other Scottish lodges claim an even earlier beginning such as Mother Kilwinning No. 0. I agree with you though that Moorish origins are rather unlikely.
@Will Derby Okay, your grammar made it unclear as it seemed to imply that you were saying that Freemasonry began upon the formation of the Grand Lodge in 1717. In any case, you are still incorrect to say that Freemasonry began in England. The strongest evidence points to it beginning in Scotland, for the reasons I've already explained. There are no English lodges with minutes going as far back as Mary's Chapel No. 1
@Will Derby I'm sorry to hear about your stroke.
Your history is still completely wrong though and I'm surprised somebody who claims such high rank would get it so wrong.
You have not addressed my point that Mary's Chapel No.1 has minutes going back to 1599 - something which no English lodge can claim.
Also, Elias Ashmole was not the first speculative man to be made a Mason. That was in 1646, as per his own diary entries. There are records that Sir Robert Moray - a Scottish soldier and statesman - was initiated into Freemasonry by Mary's Chapel in 1641, five years earlier than Ashmole.
@Will Derby Why are you asking? I have no idea whether you're a Freemason or not. I'll simply let you know that my Mother Lodge is in Scotland and I am currently affiliated with a lodge down in England.
None of this bears any relation on the debate at hand. Why ask me when I was in the NE? It bears no relation on the fact that Sir Robert Moray was initiated into Freemasonry before Elias Ashmole or that a lodge in Scotland has the oldest record of minutes in the world.
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