Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

horrid exclamations from the clefts of an adjacent
rock: the first was the voice of Jubela,
exclaiming, "Oh! that my throat had been cut
across," &c., &c.; the second was the voice of
Jubelo, exclaiming, "Oh! that my breast had been
torn open." &c., &c.; the third was the voice of
Jubelum, exclaiming, "Oh! that my body had
been severed in two, my bowels taken from
thence," &c., &c. (See p. 112.) Upon which they
rushed in, seized, bound, and brought them
before King Solomon; who, after due conviction
of their guilt, ordered them to be executed
according to their several imprecations upon their
own heads, uttered from the clefts of the rocks. 1
(See Note P, page 271.)
p. 141
THIRD SECTION.
Q. How long was the Temple in building?
A. Seven years; during which it rained not in the
daytime, that the workmen might not be
obstructed in their labor.
Q. What supported the Temple?
A. Fourteen hundred and fifty-three columns, and
two thousand nine hundred and six pilasters; all
hewn from the finest Parian marble.
Q. What further supported it?
A. Three grand columns or pillars.
Q. What were they called?
A. Wisdom, Strength, and Beauty.