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to the expiration of that term he delivered his
instructions to them from behind a screen.--
Fellows's Inquiry into the Origin, History, and
Purport of Freemasonry, p. 321.
224:1 Cole adopts the following sentiment of a
brother Mason: "In the R. A. (Royal Arch)
Mason's Degree I beheld myself exalted to the
top of Pisgah, an extensive scene opened to my
view of the glory and goodness of the M. E. H. P.
(Most Excellent High Priest) of our salvation. I
dug deep for hidden treasures, found them, and
regained the omnific word."
"If we pass on to the Royal Arch," says the Rev.
G. Oliver, in his p. 225 Lectures on Freemasonry,
"we receive a wonderful accession of knowledge,
and find every thing made perfect; for this is the
ne plus ultra of Masonry, and can never be
exceeded by any human institution."--Fellows's
Inquiry into the Origin, History, and Purport of
Freemasonry, p. 322.
A Degree indescribably more august, sublime,
and important than any which precede it, and is,
in fact, the summit and perfection of ancient
Masonry. It impresses on our minds a belief in
the being of a God, without beginning of days or
end of years, the great and incomprehensible
Alpha and Omega, and reminds us of the
reverence which is due to His Holy NAME.--
Historical Landmarks, vol. i. p. 86.
226:1 This ineffable name (in INDIA) was Aum,
which, in its triliteral form, was significant of the
creative, preservative, and destroying power, that
is, of Brahma, Vishnu, and Siva.--Lexicon, p.
146.
JEHOVAH. Of the varieties of this sacred name