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Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

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The companions now all balance three times<br />

three with their arms; that is, they raise their arms<br />

and let them fall upon their knees three times in<br />

concert--after a short pause, three times more,<br />

and after another pause, three times more. They<br />

then rise and give all the signs, from the Entered<br />

Apprentice up to this Degree, after which they<br />

join in squads <strong>of</strong> three for giving the Grand<br />

Omnific Royal Arch Word, as follows:<br />

Each one takes hold with his right hand <strong>of</strong> the<br />

right wrist <strong>of</strong> his companion on the left, and with<br />

his left hand takes hold <strong>of</strong> the left wrist <strong>of</strong> his<br />

companion on the right. Each one then places his<br />

right foot forward with the hollow in front, so<br />

that the toe touches the heel <strong>of</strong> his companion on<br />

the right. This is called "three times three;" that<br />

is, three right feet forming a triangle, three left<br />

hands forming a triangle, and three right hands<br />

forming a triangle. In this position each repeats<br />

the following:<br />

As we three did agree,<br />

In peace, love, and unity,<br />

The Sacred Word to keep,<br />

So we three do agree,<br />

In peace, love, and unity,<br />

The Sacred Word to search;<br />

Until we three,<br />

Or three such as we, shall agree<br />

To close this Royal Arch.<br />

They then balance three times three, bringing the<br />

right band with some violence down upon the<br />

left. The right hands are then raised above their<br />

heads, and the words, Jah-buh-lun, Jehovah, G-od,<br />

1 are given at low breath, each companion<br />

pronouncing the syllables or letters alternately, as<br />

follows:

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