Scottish Rite Masonry Illustrated - The Masonic Trowel

534 CHIEF OF TIlE TAB~RNtCLF
Sip, Chief of Tabernacle.
SIGN, CRIEF OF THE TABERNACLE.
Advance the left foot; make ~withthe,
right hand the motion of taking the
Censer, which is supposed to be in the
left hand.
TOKEN.
Seize each other by the jeft elbow
with the right hand, bending the
arm so as to form a kind of circle.
3ATTERY:—Seven strokes, by six and one, or thus:
00 00 00 0.
PASS wonn:—UrieL
Sign of Recognition,
Prince of the Tabernacle.
SIGN OF RECOGNITION.
open over thu ) is, .t~
it tA)protect theni I 10111
a strong light, the left
hand On tlic breast,
then raise ~ic right
hand to the luft shioiil.
der, and bring it down
diagonally to the right
side. This is called
thc sign of the scarf.
GRAND SIGN.
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Grand Sign, Prince
of the Tabernacle.
Place both hands open upon the head, join the two
thumbs and the twu forefingers by their extremities so
as to form a triangle.
N. B.—The token, battery and word are the same as
in the preceding degree.
TWENTY-FIFTH DEGREE, OR KNIGHTS OF
BRAZEN SERPENT.
SIGN OF ORDER, RNIGHTS 01 THE DRAZEN
SERPENT.
Incline the head downwards, and point
to the ground with the forefinger of right
band.