The Masonic Ladder Or the Nine Steps to Ancient Freemasonry Being a Practical
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It recites the legend, the symbol- ical interpretation of which testifies our faith in the resur- rection of the body and the immortality of the soul; while it also exemplifies an instance of integrity and firmness seldom equaled, and never surpassed.
THE FIVE POINTS OF FELLOWSHIP. The. Old records succinctly declare that the Master Mason should not withdraw his hand from a sinking brother; that his foot should never halt in the pursuit of duty ; that his prayers should unceasingly ascend for t...he distressed; that his faithful heart should equally conceal the secrets and the faults of a brother. ; and that approaching evil should be averted by a friendly admonition. The same thought is more elaborately conveyed in the following, from an author of the last generation : I. When the necessities of a brother call for my aid and support, I will be ever ready to lend him such assist- ance, to save him from sinking, as may not be detrimental to myself or connection, if I find him worthy thereof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It recites the legend, the symbol- ical interpretation of which testifies our faith in the resur- rection of the body and the immortality of the soul; while it also exemplifies an instance of integrity and firmness seldom equaled, and never surpassed.
THE FIVE POINTS OF FELLOWSHIP. The. Old records succinctly declare that the Master Mason should not withdraw his hand from a sinking brother; that his foot should never halt in the pursuit of duty ; that his prayers should unceasingly ascend for t...he distressed; that his faithful heart should equally conceal the secrets and the faults of a brother. ; and that approaching evil should be averted by a friendly admonition. The same thought is more elaborately conveyed in the following, from an author of the last generation : I. When the necessities of a brother call for my aid and support, I will be ever ready to lend him such assist- ance, to save him from sinking, as may not be detrimental to myself or connection, if I find him worthy thereof.
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