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BatTikvah's avatar

Sadly, there is way more to Freemasonry than they let on in public. They are luciferian to the core, although the members don't typically find that out until they get to the 33rd degree. You mention needing to be 3rd degree to be a Shriner. It is my understanding it is 33rd degree. However, there are different kinds of Freemason lodges and groups and also phases and degrees. The terminology gets a bit mixed.

More and more is coming out about it. Part of their luciferianan practices and rites includes sacrifice, both animal and human, along with trafficking of children and other heinous things.

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Martin's avatar

Hi Jim, being in Australia I must say that I am one of those few people who hasn’t seen or heard about the miniature cars driven by Shriners at parades throughout the country.

Sure looks weird to me, and they look like bored old men in silly hats!

Isn't it strange that people think they can earn money by doing stupid things?

Yet someone pays them, or sponsors them, and they keep doing it.

I suppose it is a bit weird so it gets reported, and then they get some attention for their charitable cause.

Yet they are in fact using the same formula for spreading the Gospel that Jesus wants us to use:

Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father who is in Heaven. (Matt 5:16)

When we do good works people will glorify our God due to the benefit they have gained, and they will also then, presumably, be drawn to worship our God.

So good works are good, not only for others but also to glorify God. And God expects us to do good works.

No, our works don't give us salvation, but if we don't do good to others then we are warned that we will be rejected by God:

"Then He shall answer them, saying, Truly I say to you, Inasmuch as you did not do it to one of the least of these, you did not do it to Me. And these shall go away into everlasting punishment, but the righteous into everlasting life." (Mat 25:45-46)

So, yes good works are required, but they don't earn salvation, they do however demonstrate that we love God and our fellow man- which is what the law of God is based on. (Matt 22:36-40)

After we have accepted the free gift of the salvation of God, we will then be judged by our works.

The freemasons have as usual the mixture of good and evil, and have added all their rituals to the word of God.

It is very easy to get confused by those doing good, particularly doing miracles, in the name of God- whichever God they have.

Yet doing miracles, even in Jesus name, don't prove we are righteous, it is doing the will of God that saves us:

Not everyone who says to Me, Lord! Lord! shall enter the kingdom of Heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in Heaven. Many will say to Me in that day, Lord! Lord! Did we not prophesy in Your name, and through Your name throw out demons, and through Your name do many wonderful works? And then I will say to them I never knew you! Depart from Me, those working lawlessness! (Matt 7:21-23)

Lawlessness is not keeping God's laws.

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BatTikvah's avatar

Freemasons have nothing to do with the Word of God.

The little cars is like a show to make them look like fun loving innocents. They target children. What child would not love to be in the car? All the good works are only for the purpose of covering up their evil. When someone tries to point out the evil, they point to their good works.

It has nothing to do with salvation since they serve lucifer, not Creator.

Everything is about appearances behind which they hide their evil.

You are correct. Our works don't save us. However, if we have no good works, are we truly saved? We should be obeying God's laws because we are saved and we love Him and want to be obedient to Him. As you wrote, it is not the other way around.

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Jason A Clark's avatar

This is a well needed article. I have a similar article about the Mormon Church that I have written but have been reconsidering posting because I wasn't sure I wanted to stir up controversy. But I think some things need saying, and this post has encouraged me to go through with it.

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Dean B's avatar

Jim here is one man's experience as he climbed the ranks of the Freemasons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQ-O9_beNzI or a much lengthier explanation with documented proof: X Factor Winner Reveals World's Secret Religion - Altiyan Childs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbUK4cFCTPg

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BatTikvah's avatar

I saw the longer video awhile back. I am currently watching the shorter video. He says he became a Master Mason. There are things you have to do in order to take that step, so I am wondering how deep he got. He does know quite a bit.

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Dean B's avatar

I was able to reach out to him as Altyn Childs said they take a death oath for revealing secrets. He was fine and said to stay away from it and get right with Jesus. This was a no brainer for me. My aunt's husband was in it and passed away. I do not have the heart to tell her what he may have been involved in. Maybe he did not go that high on the pyramid either.

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BatTikvah's avatar

Definitely stay away from it. I am sure whatever he got involved in, Yeshua is able to bring healing.

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Jim McCraigh's avatar

Thanks for the links!

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BatTikvah's avatar

Those links will definitely open your eyes.

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Kevin Dzuban's avatar

Good one.

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Fayanne's avatar

To answer your question I think good people get tricked into freemasonry, but real Christians would catch on to the strange rituals very quickly, and would not continue

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Fayanne's avatar

Jim a couple of years ago I bought an old Bible. It has metal closures on. It’s old and I thought it was pretty cool so I purchased it on eBay.

The first day I had it on my bureau, that night, I had a nightmare. I really hadn’t had a bad dream for years and years I woke up and the first thing I thought about was that Bible I looked at the front of it and started to see patterns that I hadn’t noticed before patterns in the shape of Mollach so I did then what I should’ve done before I purchased it…..I did some research anyway guess what….. it’s a Freemason Bible (the Rev mentioned on the first page was a Freemason) I’m not sure what to do with it now I said a prayer over it and have not had nightmares since and it was too expensive to just throw away so it still sitting here

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BatTikvah's avatar

Personally, I would destroy it. Would you keep any other satanic object in your home? An image of a false god/idol is not something I would want in my home. I believe it leaves a door open for the adversary to come into your home. Purity must come before money. I would look at is if I paid a price to keep the evil thing out of someone else's hands who might be more spiritually vulnerable.

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Dean B's avatar

This goes back to 1995 where I just bought my first home and had a man doing needed repairs. I knew him from the position I had working for a Credit Union. He was a very godly man. My use of certain words he would rebuke immediately. One day he says he could no longer do work at my home as he felt their was an evil presence in my home. I am dumbfounded. My little brother was staying with me who was into race superiority like shaving his head. In his room I found the Satanic Bible and book Mein Kamph, so this had to be what they guy sensed. I demanded he get this book out of my home because many have said there can be demonic attachments to objects or they can serve as a welcome mat for evil spirits. I never did ask this guy to work at my home again after it was removed to see if that sense he had would be alleviated because I viewed him as being too fanatical but today, I realize this is the way we should all be.

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BatTikvah's avatar

We all need to be so sensitive. Our spiritual senses get dulled and we miss things.

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Jim McCraigh's avatar

Thank you for sharing that...

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Fayanne's avatar

You know what that is a very very valid point, and I will give it serious consideration because it resonates as truth and the right thing to do. Thank you for speaking up.

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BatTikvah's avatar

You are welcome.

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Jim McCraigh's avatar

Would it be possible to take a picture of the cover and send it to me? I'd appreciate it. Let me know and I'll send you my email address.

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Fayanne's avatar

I was actually going to suggest that!

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Matthew T. Adams's avatar

Very informative and spot on!!

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Jim McCraigh's avatar

Thanks

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