Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry.pdf - FatimaMovement

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places his right foot forward with the hollow in
front, so that the toe touches the heel of his
companion on the right. This is called "three
times three;" that is, three right feet forming a
triangle, three left hands forming a triangle, and
three right hands forming a triangle. They
balance in the same manner, and then, with hands
raised, repeat the words Jah-buh-lun, Jehovah, Go-d,
at low breath, as described before. (See pp.
224-25, Fig. 32.) 1
p. 251
The signs of this Degree are now given to the
candidates, as follows:
First, raise the right hand to the forehead, the
hand and arm horizontal, the thumb toward the
forehead; draw it briskly across the forehead, and
drop it perpendicularly by the side. This
constitutes the duegard and sign of this Degree,
and refers not only to the penalty of the
obligation, but alludes also to the manner in
which the brother who descended into the vault,
and found the Ark, found his hands involuntarily
placed, to protect