O~3 LODGE AXD POPISH SECRECY AND SUBJECTION.higher degrees of <strong>Masonry</strong> ;“ so-called, are of Popish origin,invented by Jesuits to destroy Protest<strong>anti</strong>sm andpopular liberty in Europe. And thus is fulfilled, thesymbolic prophecy of Rev. 13th Chapter. The firstbeast being Rome pagan, and the second Rome Papal.And the Secret Lodge System is a shadowy “image” ofthe iron dcspotism of Rome, made by “them that dwelLon. the earth” promiscuously; not by churchmen, or anyone nationality, but by everybody at large; civilized;barbarous and savage, as we see at the present day.American Masons are not ashamed to boast that barbariansare their brethren, and that their lodge religionis the natural religion of mankind, thus annihilating theChristian religion and ignoring Christian civilization.The namcs givcn by the French to their higher ordersare Popish. “Chapter,” “Templar,” “Knight” “Council,”are all Popish names, first invented by Priests;while “the Image” outdoes the beasts themselves (Paganand Papal Rome) in the grandiloquence of its titles, andthe garishness of its regalia.But the identity of these religions of Antichrist isnot merely outward but inw&rd and moral; the chiefelements being secrecy and despotism. September 27th,1540, Pope Thiul III, established “The Society of Jesus,called Jesuits.” God has said, Isa, 48, 16, “I have notspoken in secret from the beginning,” and Christ repeated,“In secret have I said nothing.” Jno. 18, £0.The secrecy of the Jesuits (Secreta monita) was impenetrable,and Lefevre when told he would die if heattempled to travel, as he was ordered to do, answered,“It is not necessary that I should live; but it isnecessary I should obey.” He went—and died. These.two pillars in the temple of Anti-christ, viz., SecrecyZACH TRYING TO CHARTER, TAX AND aovwr o~runs. 63and Subjection, appear in every “stronghold” of thedevil on’ earth; from the Vatican to the Purroh in anAfrican bush. “We require,” said Powderly, “Secrecyand obedience.” Wherever these are, however flittingand wavering, there is an “Image of the Beast.”But Ramsay boldly copied the lineamenta of theBeabt. We read: “He endeavored to obviate the objectionsof the French nobility to the mechanical origin(Stone Masons) of the institution (<strong>Masonry</strong>) by assertingthat it arose in the Holy Land during ihe Crusades.”(Macoy Art. Ramsay.) That this origin of <strong>Masonry</strong>was known to be false made no difference. Degrees,Chapters and <strong>Rite</strong>s sprung up by thousands and spreadlike pestilence, until the swindle was likely to fail by it~cheapness, and the religious imposture by its insipidity—dispensing with Christ. Then began the struggle tocondense, stratify and monopolize. Ramsay made a <strong>Rite</strong>of six degrees. Each adventurer strove to overtop, charter,tax, and govern all others. In 1758, this struggleproduced at Paris a “Council of Emperors of the Eastand West.” Its adepta styled themselves “SovereignPrince Masons”.—”Substitutes General of the RoyalArt”—”Grand Superintendents and Officers of theGrand and Sovereign Lodge of St. John of Jerusalem.”Its <strong>Rite</strong> consisted of twenty-five degrees. (Macoy, p.188.) Four years previous, De Bonneville had instituteda “<strong>Rite</strong> of Perfection.” in the Jesuit College, containingthese same twenty-five degrees; but this <strong>Rite</strong> of Perfectionwas merged in The Council of Emperors of theEast and West.” (Mackey Encyc.) No reason for themerging is given.Four years after its origin, in 1761, this “Council ofEmperors” empowered a Jew named Stephen Morin,
64 INVENTED BY JESUITS AND SOLD BY JEWS. IREUXABONRY A RELIGIOUS PSTILENCU. 65who was coming to America, to act as “Inspector General”of all the higher lodges of <strong>Masonry</strong> in the NewWorld. His commission ran: “We do recognizeour dearest brother, Stephen Morn, as our Grand MaeterInspector to establish Perfect and Sublime <strong>Masonry</strong>in every part ~f the world.” (Folger’. History of theAncient and Accepted Scottish <strong>Rite</strong>, p. 81, Document..)This Jew came, via San Domingo, to Charleston, S. C.,and finding that it paid established a lodge of “InspectorsGeneral.” Of the first sixteen Inspectors whom hoappointod, thirteen were Jews, as was Morn himself.The three who were not Jews, were Col. John Mitchell,Col. Provost and Dr. Frederick Daicho.” (Folger’.Hi.. p. 88.) And Folger adds: (Same page) “If historyspeaka correctly, Morin and his co-adjutors foundmanufacturing Masonic degrees and the sale of Masonicdignities, a very profitable and lucrative undertaking.They pursued it diligently, making all the moneythey could from the traflic.” (This is from the latest“History of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish <strong>Rite</strong> byRobert B. Folger, Past Master 33, ex-Secretary General,etc., New York, 1881.”)As no honest Jew goes above the Master Mason’s degreeon account of his religion, these thirteen Jewswere mere lodge gamblers. And with Mitchell, Provostand Daleho, they took Morn’s twenty-five degrees, whichconstituted the <strong>Rite</strong> of Perfection, (all Mcrin was empoweredto confer,) added eight more, revised and rearrangedthe rest, and produced the subject of this volume,that is, “The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rileand we read:“On the 31st dayof May, 1801, the Supreme Councilof the thirty-third degree for the United States ofAmerica, was opened with the high honors of <strong>Masonry</strong>by Brother John Mitchell and Frederick Daloho, SovereignGrand Inspector. General.’ This was done in theCity of Charleston, S. C., and was, and is, the first SupremeCouncil of Grand Inspectors General in theworld.But what was to be done? “The Council of Emperors”which gave Morn his authority was extinct, andThe Grand Orient had received its debris. They forged,or feigned, a constitution dating 1786k given by FredericicII, of Prussia. (Mack. Encyc.) They made termswits the Grand Orient, which was now the leading Lodgein Europe, which adopted their Ancient and AcceptedScottish <strong>Rite</strong> of thirty-three degree.. And this Americaninvention is becoming the leading <strong>Rite</strong> of the world.It is thus spoken of by Standard Masonic writers.McClenachan says: “In 1868 this exalted <strong>Rite</strong> is inthe full tide of prosperity and healthful progress. Itssublime teachings find a ready response in every Masonicheart” (His.. p. £1.)And Mackey (Encyc. Art. Scottish <strong>Rite</strong>) says: “Althoughone of the youngest Masonic <strong>Rite</strong>s, having beenestablished not earlier than 1801, it is, at this day, themost popular and moat extensively diffused.” Otherauthorities might be given, and there are no conflictingauthorities, as to the popularity and prevalence of this<strong>Rite</strong>.Whoever carefully reads this sketch will find causefor astonishment and dread. This French <strong>Masonry</strong>,falsely called <strong>Scotch</strong>, is a religious pestilence spread andspreading over the most enlightened nations on theglobe. It takes its name from clubs of Stone Masonswho initiated their Apprentices,Journeymen and Master
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