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The Symbolism of Solomon's Temple

Foundations of Freemasonry Series

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The Symbolism of Solomon's Temple

By: Albert G. Mackey
Narrated by: Robin Haynes
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Brother Mackey examines the importance of having a temple within the realm of Freemasonry, with specific attention being paid to the symbolism of King Solomon's temple and the working tools a mason uses when building. He also covers the symbolism behind those tools. He compares the physical temple with the spiritual temple of man, which every mason is attempting to erect. He discusses the trestle-board as well as the rough and perfect ashlars and the ancient mysteries.

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A Good phonetic review for those who understand the grammar and additional pieces that aren’t present in this work.

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good infirmation. read clearly and well. I now understand some of the details of the first Masonic degree tools.

informative about 1st 3 degrees of masonry

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As MMM, Excellent Master Royal Arch, and 25th Degree Scottish Rite Free Mason
and after many years of study I found this narrative extremely well presented
So well in fact that I will use some content in my next !lecture to my brethren

although the original author was not a Mason himself I have found this and his other books on the. Order well written, borrowing as he does from Albert Pike in his themes all I can say about that is he chose a. excellent mentor We all have then else the lessons would not continue.

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Steven

Very Well Presented

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The material is of value, the narration is lifeless and intolerable. Rather read the book.

Not worth listening

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There is some truth well mixed with a great deal of disinformation in this narrative.

Truth and disinformation mixed.

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