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Around six minutes into this interview, you’ll hear him say they’re worshiping a moon goddess and a horned god. That horned god of witchcraft is Cernunnos.
This is the god they named CERN after.
This is the god they named CERN after.
Rituals of Freemasonry
The Worship of Lucifer, SATAN
A large portion of this page on Freemasonry is sourced directly from Masonic literature that was originally published by their own internal publishing houses. Much of this material was kept hidden from the public for generations.
Many people still fail to grasp the importance of fully understanding this topic. Their spiritual freedom depends on it. There are two key things everyone should know about Masonry:
Higher-ranking Masons intentionally deceive lower-level members because they believe those members “deserve to be misled.”
The explanations given to the majority, around 95 percent of all Masons, are completely false.
Masonic author Carl Claudy captured this layered deception perfectly when he wrote:
“Cut through the outer shell and find a meaning. Cut through that meaning and find another. Under it, if you dig deep enough, you may find a third, a fourth — who can say how many teachings lie buried beneath?”
Many within Freemasonry have no idea they are being lied to. They believe in what they’ve been taught without realizing how much has been concealed from them.
Then there is Albert Pike’s unapologetic admission in Morals and Dogma, where he declares that “Masonry is identical to the ancient Mysteries” (page 624, teachings of the 28th Degree).
It should come as no shock that this elite 5 percent view Jesus Christ as an “inferior god.” He is never mentioned in their rituals or teachings. This silence is intentional. Just look at the Vatican, even the Pope is seen carrying a bent and distorted cross that mocks Christ rather than honors Him.
Freemasonry uses Luciferian symbols, not just in hidden lodges but right out in the open. The very layout of Washington, D.C., reflects this symbolism. Freemasons revere Lucifer, the so-called light-bearer. And biblically, Lucifer and Satan are the same.
At its core, Freemasonry is the worship of Satan. This isn’t speculation. It’s proven by quoting their authors and exposing the symbols they proudly use.
Lucifer Praised as the Light-Bearer of Freemasonry
Albert Pike, in Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, wrote the following:
“Lucifer, the Light-bearer! Strange and mysterious name to give to the Spirit of Darkness! Lucifer, the Son of the Morning! Is it he who bears the Light, and with its splendors intolerable, blinds feeble, sensual, or selfish souls? Doubt it not!”
From the very first initiation, Masons are repeatedly encouraged to “seek the Light.” This becomes a lifelong motto for many, as they describe themselves as constantly “moving toward the Light.”
To someone unfamiliar with Freemasonry, this would appear to refer to the God of the Bible. Many people assume that this Light is spiritual enlightenment in a Christian context. This assumption is often used to claim that Freemasonry is aligned with Christianity.
But Pike’s quote makes something clear: the Light in Freemasonry is Lucifer himself.
The sentence directly before Pike’s reference to Lucifer confirms this point. It also implies that earlier Masonic teachings misled initiates into thinking otherwise. In other words, the truth is gradually revealed only to those who advance through the ranks.
This layered method of teaching is echoed by former occultist Doc Marquis, who was asked to explain a particularly complex sentence from Pike. Pike wrote:
“The Apocalypse is, to those who receive the nineteenth Degree, the Apotheosis of that Sublime Faith which aspires to God Alone, and despises all the pomps and works of Lucifer.”
At first glance, this seems to contradict Pike’s earlier praise of Lucifer. But once we understand the esoteric meaning, as explained by Marquis, it all becomes clear.
In this context, the Apocalypse refers to the biblical Book of Revelation. Pike then equates other occult texts, such as Plato, Philo, the Sephar Yezirah, and the Sohar, as equally “inspired” as Revelation. Since these other texts come from non-Christian traditions, Pike is essentially saying that Revelation holds no special authority.
Pike goes on to describe these texts as the “completest embodiment of occultism.” This mirrors what occult traditions teach — that the God of Revelation is not supreme but simply the opposite equal of Lucifer.
Doc Marquis further explains that by the time a Mason reaches the nineteenth degree, he is introduced to a new revelation. Up until this point, Masons believe God is the source of Light. Now they are shown that Lucifer is the Light-bearer. This fits with the Masonic practice of concealing the truth from lower-degree members until they are “ready” to receive it.
This is the real truth: Freemasonry worships Lucifer.
This point is not hidden. On the very cover of Morals and Dogma, Pike includes a Latin phrase directly under the seal of “God.” That phrase is Deus Meumque Jus, which translates to “God and My Right.”
Doc Marquis states that this phrase has a double meaning. The first is that the Mason can rely on his god to determine justice. But since the god of Freemasonry is Lucifer, the second meaning is that the Mason is using occult means to pursue his rights and justice through Lucifer.
Marquis warns that this phrase is recognized immediately within Satanic circles. A Satanist would see that phrase on the cover and instantly understand that the book, and the system behind it, is Satanic.
“Seething Energies of Lucifer Within Your Hands”
Manly P. Hall, a 33rd Degree Freemason, writes in The Lost Keys of Freemasonry:
“The day has come when Fellow Craftsman must know and apply their knowledge. The lost key to their grade is the mastery of emotion, which places the energy of the universe at their disposal. Man can only expect to be entrusted with great power by proving his ability to use it constructively and selflessly.”
“The seething energies of Lucifer are in his hands, and before he may step onward and upward, he must prove his ability to properly apply energy. He must follow in the footsteps of his forefather, Tubal-Cain, who with the mighty strength of the war god hammered his sword into a plowshare.”
Hall is openly admitting that when a Mason gains mastery over his emotional energy, he is granted access to the supernatural power known as the “seething energies of Lucifer.” He also calls Freemasonry “the Craft,” which is the same term used in witchcraft. This connection between Freemasonry and Satanism is not vague. It is direct and undeniable.
Hall was a 33rd Degree Mason, as was Reynold E. Blight, who wrote the foreword to the book. The illustrator, J. Augustus Knapp, held the 32nd Degree. The book was published by Macoy Publishing Company, one of the most prominent Masonic publishers.
Revelations of Tubal-Cain
In the quote above, Hall references Tubal-Cain. He instructs the Mason to walk in Tubal-Cain’s footsteps. So, who exactly was Tubal-Cain?
In the Masonic Quiz Book, the candidate is asked:
“Who was Tubal-Cain?”
Answer: “He is the Vulcan of the pagans.”
This identification connects Freemasonry to pagan worship. Tubal-Cain is not just a biblical figure; he is equated with Vulcan, the god of fire in Roman mythology.
According to the Short Dictionary of Mythology, Vulcan was a sun deity, associated with fire, thunderbolts, and light. His festival, the Vulcania, included human sacrifices.
Further, A Dictionary of Symbols notes that Vulcan bears a direct connection to the Christian devil. Another source states that Vulcan married Venus, a name often associated with Lucifer.
So when Manly P. Hall tells a Mason to walk in the footsteps of Tubal-Cain, he is instructing him to follow the path of a sun god associated with Satan, who received human sacrifices.
The Infernal Names
Even with all this evidence, some may still have doubts. They might believe Masonry only hides its references to Satan in metaphor. But there are 77 names historically used to identify Satan, and many of them are found within Masonic teachings. These names are listed in The Satanic Bible by Anton LaVey.
Let’s look at just one:
Baphomet —
According to Albert Pike, Baphomet was worshiped in secret rites. He wrote:
“The Gnostics held that it [universal agent] composed the igneous body of the Holy Spirit, and it was adored in the secret rites of the Sabbat or the Temple under the hieroglyphic figure of Baphomet or the hermaphroditic goat of Mendes.”
To suggest that the Holy Spirit is symbolized by Baphomet, a goat-headed idol of Satanic worship, is not only blasphemous but is solid proof of Freemasonry’s core allegiance.
They have exposed themselves.
This is not coded language. This is not speculation. This is not an interpretation.
This is their own words, their own books, and their own rituals, and the evidence is undeniable.
The Symbolism Behind Baphomet and the 33rd Degree
The infamous Baphomet symbol was crafted by Eliphas Levi, widely regarded as one of the most influential Satanists and high-level Freemasons in history.
When you study the image of Baphomet closely, it becomes clear that its core focus is sexual duality and occult energy. The figure is androgynous, embodying both male and female traits — with female breasts and a visible, erect phallus at its center.
What’s even more revealing is that this phallic symbol is wrapped with two coiled serpents, forming a version of the caduceus, which represents sexual and energetic force in occult traditions. The goat-headed figure itself is known as the Horned Goat, another term used to describe Satan.
In Masonic and Occult Symbols Illustrated, Dr. Burns writes:
“In a book on witchcraft, The Complete Book of Witchcraft and Demonology, the caption states that he is ‘the horned god of the witches, symbol of sex incarnate.’”
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Take a look at Baphomet’s right hand and you’ll see it forming the Devil’s triad, a hand gesture deeply embedded in occult and satanic ritual symbolism.
According to The Dictionary of Mysticism by Frank Gaynor:
“Baphomet is also known as the Sabbatic Goat, in whose form Satan is to be worshipped at the Witches’ Sabbath.”
Baphomet is not just symbolic. It is officially endorsed by the Church of Satan and is worn by its high-ranking priests, as recorded in The Occult Emporium publications from 1990 through 1994.
Albert Pike, a key figure in Scottish Rite Freemasonry, directly linked Baphomet to the Goat of Mendes. It’s no coincidence that rotating the pentagram 33 degrees — from its upright position — creates the inverted pentagram, a well-known satanic emblem. This rotation of 33 degrees is a direct reference to the 33rd Degree, the highest level in Freemasonry.
The Horned God, a figure worshipped in witchcraft, is also known as Cernunnos, the god of the forest and fertility. But there is a clear connection between Cernunnos and Baphomet. Historical records suggest that the Knights Templar discovered the head of Baphomet and worshipped it, leading to their arrest and executions in the year 1307, a number which also encodes 137, the 33rd prime number.
This number is heavily woven into occult systems. When Lucifer fell from heaven, he took one-third of the angels with him, exactly 33 percent. The fallen angels descended on Mount Hermon, a mountain situated on the 33rd parallel.
And it doesn’t stop there.
Jesus Christ, also known as Yeshua Hamashiach, was crucified at the age of 33, and in the year 33 AD. These repeated alignments with the number 33 are not coincidences. They are ritualistic and symbolic.
Now, to be clear, there is nothing inherently evil about the number 33. It is a deeply sacred and powerful number. But just like all sacred symbols and numbers, those who operate in darkness have inverted it, corrupted its original frequency, and attached it to blood rituals and negative spiritual currents.
But that’s a topic for another blog.
The Pentagram and the Eastern Star
Freemasonry makes extensive use of the pentagram, a symbol long associated with occult and esoteric traditions. One of the clearest examples of this is the emblem used by the Order of the Eastern Star, which is a Masonic organization created specifically for women.
When you compare the Eastern Star emblem to the inverted Satanic pentagram, the similarity is unmistakable. The Eastern Star’s five-pointed design mirrors the Goat’s Head of Mendes, a symbol widely recognized in Satanic rituals.
It raises an obvious question. If Freemasonry claims to be rooted in moral or spiritual enlightenment, why would they choose the inverted pentagram, known universally as a symbol of black magick and Satanism, as the official emblem for a group designed to train and guide young women?
They could have easily used a star with a single point facing upward, which many associate with light, balance, and divine order. But instead, they chose the most perverted version of the symbol, one used to represent the Horned God and the desecration of sacred energy.
The Rosicrucian Plan Behind the KJV Bible and the Occult Symbols Within
Sir Francis Bacon, King James I, and the secretive group known as the Knights of the Helmet set out to craft what they intended to be a Rosicrucian Mystic Bible. Their goal was to embed powerful occult energy into the very structure of the English Bible. Through layers of Satanic symbolism, they hoped to radiate mystical influence continuously, drawing English-speaking nations into a “Mystic Christianity” deeply rooted in Rosicrucian and occult traditions.
But this agenda didn’t unfold as planned.
A wave of resistance rose, stirred by the Holy Spirit. Key leaders among the Pilgrims, the Puritans, and even within the Anglican clergy stood in firm opposition. The backlash was so intense that no one was willing to accept the KJV while it contained these disturbing images and esoteric emblems.
Although Bacon and King James had long since passed away, later government authorities chose to remove the offending occult imagery, leaving behind a preserved and powerful text. The Holy Spirit had already safeguarded the integrity of the KJV’s language, and once the imagery was stripped away, the King James Bible became a tool for truth rather than deception.
This moment stands as one of the most powerful examples of divine intervention in modern history, where the Holy Spirit prevented the perversion of God’s Word. Jesus once said, “Scripture cannot be broken” (John 10:35), and this moment in history is a living testament to that truth.
Your faith in Christ should only grow stronger once you understand how this Rosicrucian infiltration attempt was completely shut down. The enemy tried to twist the Word, but God protected it.
Now, let’s ask the obvious question. If Bacon and King James were attempting to release a Rosicrucian Bible, what symbol would they have chosen to represent this secret version of Christianity?
The answer lies in a familiar image: two pillars with the Masonic Square and Compass placed between them. Most people today, unaware of occult symbolism, can look right at these emblems and never understand what they’re seeing. So let’s break it down.
The Pillars of Freemasonry: Boaz and Jachin
According to 19th-century Masonic author George Oliver, in The Historical Landmarks and Other Evidence of Freemasonry Explained, the two pillars represent a cosmic foundation. He writes:
“The two pillars represent two imaginary columns supposed to be placed at the equinoxes to support the heavens. The one on the left is called Boaz and indicates Osiris or the Sun. The one on the right is called Jachin and designates Iris, the symbol both of the Earth and its productions and the Moon.”
Think about the implications.
- These pillars are not simply architectural elements. Masons believe they support the heavens, acting as the very foundation of their spiritual system.
- According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a foundation is “an underlying base or support” — the very thing upon which something else is built.
So, these pillars are far more than decorative. They symbolize the fundamental structure upon which the entire Masonic worldview is built, representing the spiritual principles of duality, Sun and Moon, masculine and feminine, spirit and matter.
The Square and Compass: Portal to Initiation
Now, focus on the symbol that sits between those two pillars, the Square and Compass. Most people associate it with construction or geometry. But in Freemasonry, it means something much deeper.
Together with the two pillars, the Square and Compass form a ritual gateway.
The initiate is required to symbolically walk between Boaz and Jachin. This act represents his entrance into the Mysteries, stepping from the profane world into the inner sanctum of occult knowledge. As he crosses that threshold, he steps directly into the energy of the Square and Compass, accepting the beliefs and practices of the secret society.
Freemasons see this moment as the start of the initiate’s transformation, the beginning of his path to becoming a perfected man, not through Christ, but through human enlightenment and esoteric knowledge.
What It All Means
This is what Bacon and King James were aligning themselves with. They weren’t just trying to publish a Bible. They were building a spiritual gateway that would merge sacred scripture with Rosicrucian mysticism and occult ritualism.
Had this original version gone unchallenged, English-speaking Christianity might look entirely different today. But through divine protection and unwavering resistance from true believers, the Holy Spirit ensured that their plan failed.
So next time you see a Square and Compass or the pillars of Boaz and Jachin, understand this: You are looking at a portal of spiritual manipulation, one crafted not to lead you to God but to lead you away from Him under the guise of light.
This image, featured on the Masonic apron worn by President George Washington, is loaded with esoteric symbolism. For this discussion, focus on the central elements—the two main pillars and the staircase leading up to an open King James Bible, upon which rests the Masonic Square and Compass. These visuals speak volumes, strongly echoing the deeper symbolic purpose behind the Rosicrucian influence on the KJV Bible, which Sir Francis Bacon and King James I reportedly intended to place in every church and household throughout the English-speaking world.
Hovering above the entire scene is the All-Seeing Eye, often associated with Lucifer in occult teachings, casting its gaze downward as if in approval over this so-called enlightened creation. Flanking the Eye are the alchemical Sun and Moon—symbols of duality and cosmic balance in Hermetic and Masonic traditions. Notice that there are exactly six steps leading up to the Bible. The number six holds major importance in occult numerology, representing the “Perfected Man” in Masonic thought. Doubling that gives us sixty-six, the number often linked with an idealized, complete form of earthly government. Take it one step further to six hundred sixty-six, and you arrive at the number of the ultimate figure in their system—the Perfect Man who will rule over this perfect government.
Freemasons await this figure as their so-called “Masonic Christ.” The New Age world anticipates him as “Maitreya the Christ.” But according to Scripture, he is simply known as the Antichrist.
The Hidden Power of 33 and the Rosicrucian Symbolism in Freemasonry
Before we break down how the Rosicrucian Bible is symbolized by the two pillars and the Square and Compass in Masonic imagery, we need to understand the heavy significance that the number 33 holds within Freemasonry.
The number thirty-three is often considered one of the most mysterious and powerful in occult circles. It repeatedly appears throughout biblical history and esoteric traditions. For instance, Jesus was crucified at the age of thirty-three. The original temple of Solomon stood for thirty-three years before being ransacked by the Egyptian king Shishak. In Freemasonry, there are thirty-three degrees of initiation, and one of the key symbols of the Order is the double-headed eagle, often shown with an equilateral triangle containing the number thirty-three placed directly above or within it.
Elizabeth van Buren, in her book The Secret of the Illuminati, describes the importance of this number in glowing terms. She explains that numerology, especially in its spiritual form, views 11, 22, and 33 as master numbers. Of these, 33 is considered the highest, representing the pinnacle of spiritual awareness that a human can achieve. According to her, Jesus Christ was the “Master Initiate,” and his crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension at the age of 33 gave the number deep spiritual and esoteric significance.
She also points out that each letter in a name holds numerical value and vibrational frequency. When these are combined, they create a personal energetic blueprint that influences everything from character and karma to spiritual potential. In this system, the number 33 is more than just a symbol—it is a vibrational key that unlocks deeper layers of spiritual consciousness.
Now, if we take this understanding and apply it to the Masonic image showing the two pillars with the Square and Compass in between, it’s not a stretch to visualize the number 33 sitting right in the center. In fact, for those in the know, the Square and Compass themselves can be seen as veiled representations of the 33rd degree.
In the specific numerology system known as “369,” a cipher influenced by the ideas of Nikola Tesla and others, the name Francis Bacon equals 33.
This is no coincidence. Bacon played a major role in shaping the King James Bible, and the Masonic elite viewed this as a vehicle to subtly encode their esoteric beliefs into a text that would be accepted by the masses.
It’s critical to clarify: the number 33 itself is not inherently evil. Like all symbols and tools, it depends on how it is used. But throughout history, this number has been repeatedly co-opted by secret societies to mock sacred truths. For example, Jesus Christ was crucified at age 33 and in the year 33 AD. This timing has been viewed by some as an intentional mark of spiritual symbolism. Even more chilling, when Lucifer was cast out of heaven, he took a third of the angels with him—that’s thirty-three percent. These fallen entities descended with forbidden knowledge, which they passed to humanity on Mount Hermon, a site located exactly on the 33rd parallel.
Among Freemasons, the 33rd degree is not something one can simply apply for. It is an honorary level, only offered to a select few who are hand-picked and initiated. And it is precisely at this transition from the 32nd to the 33rd degree that a startling truth is revealed: that the true “Great Architect” worshiped in the inner circles is not the God of the Bible, but Lucifer—also known by other names such as Baal.
The symbolism, the rituals, the numerology, it’s all part of a larger system designed to keep the uninitiated in the dark, while those at the top operate under a completely different understanding.
The Secret Architecture Behind the 1611 King James BibleHere’s a powerful revelation you won’t hear in most churches or seminaries. Sir Francis Bacon and his secretive order, the Knights of the Helmet, played a pivotal role in shaping the structure of the 1611 King James Bible. What they did goes beyond simple translation—it involved encoding the Bible’s layout with the core symbols of Freemasonry: two pillars with the sacred number 33 resting between them. From Genesis to Revelation, the design of this Bible mirrors the symbolic layout of Masonic ritual and belief.
To understand how this happened, we need to focus on a seemingly minor yet incredibly powerful manipulation: the rearrangement of chapter and verse numbers. Unlike the original Hebrew and Greek manuscripts, which had no chapters or verses, the system we use today was created by men centuries later. That means these divisions were ripe for tampering—and that’s exactly what took place.
Even Wikipedia notes that many scholars and historians have criticized how the Bible was divided into chapters and verses. Often, these breaks happen at odd or inappropriate moments in the narrative. While the intention may have been to make referencing easier, it also allowed for symbolic manipulation beneath the surface.
Chapter divisions began with Stephen Langton around 1205 in the Latin Vulgate. In the 1400s, Greek manuscripts adopted them, and in the 1500s, Robert Estienne (also known as Stephanus) introduced verse numbering. All these changes occurred well after the Bible was written, making the structure of the text open to reorganization.
By the time the 1599 Geneva Bible came out, it had already set a precedent for chapter and verse divisions. Readers were familiar with it. So when Bacon’s team began restructuring the King James Bible, the alterations were subtle—often invisible to the average reader—but they served a specific purpose.
King James himself issued rules to the translators, one of which stated that chapter divisions should not be altered unless absolutely necessary. But that vague language, “if necessity so require,” was all the permission Bacon and the Rosicrucians needed. As a Freemason, King James would have been fully aware and supportive of embedding esoteric symbolism into this authorized version of Scripture.
So what exactly changed?
Verses were split or merged to adjust numbering
Chapters were shortened or lengthened by moving verses between them
Some book titles were altered to reflect different symbolism
These changes accumulated to subtly adjust the layout and numeric flow of the entire Bible
It’s not the content of the verses that was tampered with, but their placement, rearranged just enough to reshape the Bible into a symbolic structure that mirrors Masonic pillars and embeds the powerful number 33, which in Masonic tradition represents the highest level of spiritual mastery and enlightenment.
The deeper significance of the 1611 Bible goes beyond being a holy book; it serves as a symbolic monument and a coded blueprint. This perspective reshapes our understanding of the King James Bible. It was not only intended for spiritual edification but also functioned as a symbolic structure that aligned perfectly with the secret knowledge held by elite orders of the time. Organizations like the Freemasons and Rosicrucians, along with their spiritual successors, embedded their architectural elements and numerology into the very foundation of what millions regard as the most sacred text.
The Hidden Architecture of the 1611 King James Bible
After the original manuscript of the 1611 King James Bible was submitted to King James I, certain alterations were quietly implemented, especially in how the chapters and verses were arranged. These subtle changes led to a deeper symbolic structure that mirrors the twin pillars of Freemasonry, known as Boaz and Jachin, with the number 33 positioned prominently in the center.
The Twin Pillars Framework
The Bible contains 1,189 chapters in total. In this symbolic model, it is divided into two pillars, each with a left and right side. Each side includes 297 chapters, equating to 3 × 3 × 33. If you imagine each chapter as a step, then each pillar contains 594 steps—297 going up and 297 coming down. The layout is as follows:
Pillar One
- Ascending Left Side: Genesis 1 to 1 Kings 6 (297 chapters)
- Descending Right Side: 1 Kings 7 to Psalm 116 (297 chapters)
Pillar Two
- Ascending Left Side: Psalm 118 to Jonah 3 (297 chapters)
- Descending Right Side: Jonah 4 to Revelation 22 (297 chapters)
That accounts for 1,188 chapters. The missing piece? Psalm 117—positioned exactly in the center—represents the Masonic Square and Compass or, in numerology, the number 33.
Psalm 117 – The Central Keystone
Psalm 117 is both the shortest and most central chapter in the Bible:
O praise the LORD, all ye nations: praise him, all ye people.
2 For his merciful kindness is great toward us: and the truth of the LORD endureth for ever. Praise ye the LORD.
(Psalm 117:1-2 KJV)
While the passage is spiritually uplifting, what stands out is its structure. It contains 32 words—unless you split the word “forever” into “for” and “ever.” When you do, the count becomes exactly 33 words. This numerical detail aligns with Masonic symbolism, further supporting the idea that the 1611 Bible was crafted with embedded meaning.
The Significance of 1 Kings 6–7 and Jonah 3–4
At the apex of each pillar are two important scriptural locations: Solomon’s Temple and the city of Nineveh. These aren’t randomly chosen; they hold deep meaning within Masonic tradition.
Solomon’s Temple, The Foundation of Freemasonry
1 Kings 6 and 7 describe the building of Solomon’s Temple, a core emblem in Masonic belief. Albert Mackey, a 33rd-degree Mason, emphasized:
“Take from Freemasonry its dependence on the Temple… and the system itself would at once decay and die.”
Solomon’s Temple is the heartbeat of Masonic teachings. Without it, their rituals and philosophy collapse. That’s why these chapters mark the summit of the first pillar.
Nineveh – The Alleged Cradle of Freemasonry
Jonah 3 and 4 focus on the city of Nineveh. According to Masonic tradition, this is where the craft began. Mackey’s Encyclopedia of Freemasonry states:
“Nineveh is spoken of as the ancient birthplace of Masonry… Nimrod, who was its builder, employed 60,000 Masons and gave them a charge to be true.”
Nimrod is a revered figure in Masonic history, seen as a master builder who passed down esoteric wisdom. Nineveh’s placement at the top of the second pillar affirms its significance.
Why It Matters
These symbolic structures embedded in the 1611 King James Bible did not alter the theological meaning. However, the rearrangement of chapters and verses appears to serve a hidden agenda—one rooted in Rosicrucian and Masonic philosophy. The reshaping was subtle, not altering doctrine, but instead encoding a layered design into the foundation of the English-speaking world’s most influential Bible.
Reality is a code. I am the glitch that reveals its secrets.
– Tommy Truthful
