Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

the Master on his trestle-board, so should we,
both operative and speculative, endeavor to erect
our spiritual building agreeably to the rules and
designs laid down by the Supreme Architect of
the universe, in the great book of Revelation,
which is our spiritual, moral, and Masonic trestleboard.
Q. What are the three immovable jewels?
A. The square, level, and plumb.
Q. What do they masonically teach us?
A. The square teaches morality; the level,
equality: and the plumb teaches rectitude of life.
Q. How should a Lodge be situated?
A. Due east and west.
Q. Why so?
A. Because, after Moses had safely conducted the
children of Israel through the Red Sea, by Divine
command he erected a tabernacle to God, and
placed it due east and west, which was to
commemorate to the latest posterity that
miraculous east wind that wrought their mighty
deliverance--this was an exact model of
Solomon's Temple; since which time every well
regulated and governed Lodge is, or ought to be,
so situated.
Q. To whom were Lodges dedicated in ancient
times?
A. To King Solomon.