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Masonic Celestial Mysteries.

sea and over the fowl of the air , fch Th js was the and over the cattle , and over all the earth , and over every creep- sixth day ' s labour of the inching that ereepctl . upon the members Qf ^ p _ 27 So God created man in his theon , and the sixth own image , iu the imasre of God . « .-, created he him ; male and female slgQ fl'om Capricornus created he them . j s the Gemini , and there

are the gods Hercules ( or Hiram ) , and Apollo , and just as these Royal Arch brothers , known by some as Castor and Pollux , are setting and closing the Lodge of the Gods in the west , they cause , by their retiring below the horizon , the rising of

young Antinous opposite , and he is the very picture of his parents , the Gemini . Bayer arid others , give Antinous as Hebe . The constelletion is hermaphrodite or Elam , meaning " a young man or virgin , " so the gods brought forth man in their

own image , in the image of the gods created they him , male and female . Thus heaveu and the earth of the Gods were finished , and all the host of them , and sun rising in Aries or Nisan , the celestial lodge closed with brotherl y love on the Jews ' sacred sabbath .

The second Creation is altogether different from that by the gods , and is effected by Wnbti miT 4 T These are the 0 r Jove or Jehovah gods , the generations of the , . heavens and of tho DTTvN having nothing to do earth when they were with th jg creation nor do they created , in the day ¦ ' •> that the LOKD GOD again appear until after the prot ^ L " 1 aWl ducfcio » of ma * * woman . It

required six signs or days for the gods to arrive at the sabbatical period or termination , but with Jove , or the Lord God , there was no sabbath appointed , he brought forth the heavens and the earth in one day , that is , he ruled the whole circle ,

the whole heavens . With him there was no chaos , no firmament , no day or ni g ht , and no greater or lesser lights . Pslm . cxxxix , 12 . Jehovah , Lord of Gods , Cepheus , is supreme , ruling above and over all . It is he that has heaven for his throne , and the Polar star of the earth for his footstool .

1 And the LOUD God formed rrn T I n i r i man of the dust of the ground , lhe Lord God formed and breathed into his nostrils the man from the dust of the breath of life : and man became -, -, ,, -, , . a living soul . ground , and the dust is 811 And the LOED God planted symbolised by a nebula a garden eastward in Eden ; and •» .-there he the whom he Masnalus and he

put man m , had formed Hiram is placed in the 9 And out of the ground x made the LOBD God to grow garden eastward—the every tree that is pleasant to the smbh or j ^ er solstice sight , and good for food ; the tree of life also in the midst of passed , and eastward ajCrfSdSl 5 ! ° *™ nces . Ontofthe ground Meenalus , the Lord God made to groiu

every tree pleasant to the sight and good for food , also the tree of life in the midst and the tree of knowledge of good and evil . By using the Masonic implements , at one point are produced , the palm , the cassia , the cedar , with lilies and rose

bushes , all pleasant to the sight , the vine and the pineapple good for food ; the tree in the midst , and the tree of knowledge . The latter is Pomifer the only tree mentioned by the Gods . The tree of knowledge is the oak , and pomifer or the

oakapple is a bitter fruit . It will be noticed that no mention is made of apple in the account of creation . Apple literally means all sorts of round fruit both of trees and herbs . A very common symbol designating the celestial point is the Popiz

Sax Poppy , emblem of sleep . 15 And the LOUD God took And the Lord God took the man , and put him into the Hiram d fc y { garden of Ldeu to dress it and r _ to keep it . the garden , this time to 16 And the LORD God com- - ¦ , . -i , „ , „„ manded the mansayingOf dress it , and he does SO ,

, , every tree of the garden thou manuring it in a manner mayest freely eat : , , . -. , 17 But of the tree of the somewhat indecent acknowledge of good and evil , thou cording to some charts , shalt not eat of it : for in the day , _ that eatest thereof thou shalt The man is commanded

surely die . to eafc free ] 0 f every tree in the garden of course intending to include the partaking of the tree in the midst , for there is onl y one reservation which is that of the tree of knowledge . Pomifer he is not to eat of , for the

day he does so , he is surely to die , and as the tree pomifer or rather the last apple applies to the 31 st Dec . the year is ended and Hiram dies . The 1811 And the LOED God said , deep sleep is with It is not good that the man 7 „ . . should be aloneI will make him Salem at the Winter

; an help meet for him solstice or midnight , and 21 And theLOKD God caused . . , ., a deep sleep to fall upon Adam , in Hirams right Side IS and he slept : and he took one of the mar ] . from whence his ribs , and closed up the flesh instead thereof . his lowest rib was taken ,

the flesh is closed up . Compasses will p lace a lovely brilliant of a woman in that marked space . _Jove took away the rib and made a woman of it _22 And the rib , which the d tl j brought LOED God had taken from man , ° made lie a womanand brought Fri to the man Hiram

, ga , her unto the man . , ,, -, „„„„ „„ 23 And Adam said , This » wnen they become so now bone of my bones , and flesh completely conjoined of my flesh : she shall be called ,. , , -, ,, Woman , because she was taken that Adam may well say out of Man . ^ she is bone of my bones 24 Therefore shall a man leave „ „ , and flesh 01 flesh

his father and his mother , and my , shall cleave unto his wife : and md s ] iaU be Called they shall bo one flesh . 25 And they were both naked , womb-man , and they n ^ Sm ed . hiSWile ' 1 UUl Wa ' were both llaked and were not ashamed .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1869-05-15, Page 3” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 20 March 2023, www.masonicperiodicals.org/periodicals/mmr/issues/mmr_15051869/page/3/.
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MASONIC CELESTIAL MYSTERIES. Article 1
FREEMASONRY IN PORTUGAL. Article 5
THE PRAYERS OF THE CRAFT. Article 6
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 7
MASONIC ARCHÆOLOGY. Article 9
BRO. MELVILLE'S ARTICLES. Article 9
P.M.'S AND THE WORKING BRETHREN OF LODGES. Article 10
MASONIC IMPOSTORS. Article 10
THE MASONIC PHILOSOPHER'S STONE. Article 11
MASONIC CELESTIAL MISTERIES. Article 11
MASONIC IMPOSTORS AND AN OFFICIAL GAZETTE. Article 11
UNIFORMITY OF RITUAL. Article 12
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 12
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS. Article 12
METROPOLITAN. Article 15
PROVINCIAL. Article 15
SCOTLAND. Article 17
INDIA. Article 17
ROYAL ARCH. Article 17
LAYING OF THE MEMORIAL STONE OF THE PAISLEY FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM WITH GRAND MASONIC HONOURS. Article 17
THE RECENT BALL IN DUBLIN. Article 19
LIST OF LODGE, &c., MEETINGS FOR WEEK ENDING 22ND MAY, 1869. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Masonic Celestial Mysteries.

sea and over the fowl of the air , fch Th js was the and over the cattle , and over all the earth , and over every creep- sixth day ' s labour of the inching that ereepctl . upon the members Qf ^ p _ 27 So God created man in his theon , and the sixth own image , iu the imasre of God . « .-, created he him ; male and female slgQ fl'om Capricornus created he them . j s the Gemini , and there

are the gods Hercules ( or Hiram ) , and Apollo , and just as these Royal Arch brothers , known by some as Castor and Pollux , are setting and closing the Lodge of the Gods in the west , they cause , by their retiring below the horizon , the rising of

young Antinous opposite , and he is the very picture of his parents , the Gemini . Bayer arid others , give Antinous as Hebe . The constelletion is hermaphrodite or Elam , meaning " a young man or virgin , " so the gods brought forth man in their

own image , in the image of the gods created they him , male and female . Thus heaveu and the earth of the Gods were finished , and all the host of them , and sun rising in Aries or Nisan , the celestial lodge closed with brotherl y love on the Jews ' sacred sabbath .

The second Creation is altogether different from that by the gods , and is effected by Wnbti miT 4 T These are the 0 r Jove or Jehovah gods , the generations of the , . heavens and of tho DTTvN having nothing to do earth when they were with th jg creation nor do they created , in the day ¦ ' •> that the LOKD GOD again appear until after the prot ^ L " 1 aWl ducfcio » of ma * * woman . It

required six signs or days for the gods to arrive at the sabbatical period or termination , but with Jove , or the Lord God , there was no sabbath appointed , he brought forth the heavens and the earth in one day , that is , he ruled the whole circle ,

the whole heavens . With him there was no chaos , no firmament , no day or ni g ht , and no greater or lesser lights . Pslm . cxxxix , 12 . Jehovah , Lord of Gods , Cepheus , is supreme , ruling above and over all . It is he that has heaven for his throne , and the Polar star of the earth for his footstool .

1 And the LOUD God formed rrn T I n i r i man of the dust of the ground , lhe Lord God formed and breathed into his nostrils the man from the dust of the breath of life : and man became -, -, ,, -, , . a living soul . ground , and the dust is 811 And the LOED God planted symbolised by a nebula a garden eastward in Eden ; and •» .-there he the whom he Masnalus and he

put man m , had formed Hiram is placed in the 9 And out of the ground x made the LOBD God to grow garden eastward—the every tree that is pleasant to the smbh or j ^ er solstice sight , and good for food ; the tree of life also in the midst of passed , and eastward ajCrfSdSl 5 ! ° *™ nces . Ontofthe ground Meenalus , the Lord God made to groiu

every tree pleasant to the sight and good for food , also the tree of life in the midst and the tree of knowledge of good and evil . By using the Masonic implements , at one point are produced , the palm , the cassia , the cedar , with lilies and rose

bushes , all pleasant to the sight , the vine and the pineapple good for food ; the tree in the midst , and the tree of knowledge . The latter is Pomifer the only tree mentioned by the Gods . The tree of knowledge is the oak , and pomifer or the

oakapple is a bitter fruit . It will be noticed that no mention is made of apple in the account of creation . Apple literally means all sorts of round fruit both of trees and herbs . A very common symbol designating the celestial point is the Popiz

Sax Poppy , emblem of sleep . 15 And the LOUD God took And the Lord God took the man , and put him into the Hiram d fc y { garden of Ldeu to dress it and r _ to keep it . the garden , this time to 16 And the LORD God com- - ¦ , . -i , „ , „„ manded the mansayingOf dress it , and he does SO ,

, , every tree of the garden thou manuring it in a manner mayest freely eat : , , . -. , 17 But of the tree of the somewhat indecent acknowledge of good and evil , thou cording to some charts , shalt not eat of it : for in the day , _ that eatest thereof thou shalt The man is commanded

surely die . to eafc free ] 0 f every tree in the garden of course intending to include the partaking of the tree in the midst , for there is onl y one reservation which is that of the tree of knowledge . Pomifer he is not to eat of , for the

day he does so , he is surely to die , and as the tree pomifer or rather the last apple applies to the 31 st Dec . the year is ended and Hiram dies . The 1811 And the LOED God said , deep sleep is with It is not good that the man 7 „ . . should be aloneI will make him Salem at the Winter

; an help meet for him solstice or midnight , and 21 And theLOKD God caused . . , ., a deep sleep to fall upon Adam , in Hirams right Side IS and he slept : and he took one of the mar ] . from whence his ribs , and closed up the flesh instead thereof . his lowest rib was taken ,

the flesh is closed up . Compasses will p lace a lovely brilliant of a woman in that marked space . _Jove took away the rib and made a woman of it _22 And the rib , which the d tl j brought LOED God had taken from man , ° made lie a womanand brought Fri to the man Hiram

, ga , her unto the man . , ,, -, „„„„ „„ 23 And Adam said , This » wnen they become so now bone of my bones , and flesh completely conjoined of my flesh : she shall be called ,. , , -, ,, Woman , because she was taken that Adam may well say out of Man . ^ she is bone of my bones 24 Therefore shall a man leave „ „ , and flesh 01 flesh

his father and his mother , and my , shall cleave unto his wife : and md s ] iaU be Called they shall bo one flesh . 25 And they were both naked , womb-man , and they n ^ Sm ed . hiSWile ' 1 UUl Wa ' were both llaked and were not ashamed .

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