Čitajući neke od gore navedenih komantara, vidim da je želja da se ispuni tzv. objektivnost i nepristrasnost, kao i želja da se izbegne namerno (ili ne namerno) prišivanje pogrešnog konteksta ili tumačenja masonskog učenja i rituala, odvela pojedine u preterano odobravajući i zaštitnički stav istih religijskih institucija (ili masona).
Da se ne bih prepirala ili došla i sama u situaciju da se bavim nečistim i Bogu mrskih "nauka", a pre svega preturanja po nečastivim spisima NJegovih zakletih neprijatelja, upozorila bih i sve ovde prisutne, da ukoliko brane neki stav ili tezu, dobro porazmisle o onome ko ili šta se krije pod prividom "dobra" ili nekakvog "dobronamernog" i "humanitarnog" udruženja koje se bori za napredak i boljitak društva u celini.
Dosta je ovde već rečeno o masonima i njihovom tajnom delovanju i ritualima (podsećam na knjigu Keri Barns koju sam već navodila), počinjući od same činjenice da se masoni u najmanju ruku mole demonima, jer samim tim što prizivaju i oboavaju paganska božanstva mnogih politeističkih religija i koriste njihovu simboliku, a za koje Sveto Pismo otvoreno kaže da su demoni, onda je već u neku ruku jasna i prava priroda masonskih rituala i pripadnost toga "boga" kojeg oni nazivaju GAOTU (Veliki Arhitekta Univerzuma).
Evo ovde jedan interesantan tekst, koji iako je postavljen od strane onih koji veruju u Hrista, autor na vrlo logičan i argumentovan način potvrđuje šta ili ko se krije iza mističkog učenja koje se skriva i od samih članova masonskih loži, a otkriva se samo onima koji su dosegli najviše činove. Bilo bi dobro pročitati ceo tekst sa ove stranice, a ovde ću samo navesti deo gde se pokazuje korišćenjem masonske literature, pravog božanstva koje masoni obožavaju.
Masonic Grand Lodges point to Lucifer - Is Lucifer the god, of Masons?
Establishing the connection from the Grand Lodges to Lucifer
Grand Lodges are the authorities of Freemasonry. Grand Lodges recommend that Masons read Masonic literature that they might realize all that Freemasonry holds for them. While encouraging the membership to study, Masonic leadership knows that the majority will not. The man who does begin to study Masonic literature might begin by reading his Masonic Monitor. A statement contained in the
Indiana Monitor and Freemason's Guide recommends a Masonic book known as
The Builders, with the words:
WHEN IS A MAN A MASON? The following was written by Brother Dr. Joseph Fort Newton, as the closing paragraph of his widely read book “The Builders.” It bids fair to become a Masonic classic. . . . (Indiana Monitor and Freemason's Guide, page 172)
The Builders is an especially good book with which to start a study of Freemasonry. Henry Wilson Coil stated that
The Builders was written at the express request of the Grand Lodge of Iowa. Coil states that the book is in widespread use among Masons. He wrote:
Dr. Newton was an active Freemason and lectured widely to lodges in Iowa, delivering especially a lecture called
The Men’s House. At the request of the Grand Lodge of Iowa, he wrote
The Builders, a copy of which was presented to every candidate raised in that State. It has also become one of the most widely read Masonic books of modern times. It has been translated into several foreign languages and, after the first edition in 1914, it appeared in editions as follows: 1915, 1916, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1924, and 1926. A revised edition was published in 1930, 1945, and 1946, and a revised and enlarged edition was issued in 1951 (315 pages), . . .
(Coil's Masonic Encyclopedia, page 445)
The book is currently available from Masonic sources. The publisher described the book in a recent catalog as "The outstanding classic in Masonic literature of all times. Many Grand Lodges present a copy to each newly raised Mason."
On page 57 of the builders, in the chapter entitled
The Secret Doctrine, and continuing through page 59, is a glowing tribute to Arthur Edward Waite. It contains the following:
Perhaps the greatest student in this field of esoteric teaching and method, certainly the greatest now living is Arthur Edward Waite, to whom it is a pleasure to pay tribute.
(The Builders, page 57)
Speaking of Waite's books, Newton wrote:
And the result is a series of volumes noble in form, united in aim, unique in wealth of revealing beauty, and of unequalled worth. Beginning as far back as 1886, Waite issued his study of the
Mysteries of Magic, a digest of the writings of Eliphas Levi, to whom Albert Pike was more indebted than he let us know.
(The Builders, page 59)
The
Mysteries of Magic contains the following on page 428:
What is more absurd and more impious than to attribute the name of Lucifer to the devil, that is, to personified evil, The intellectual
Lucifer is the spirit of intelligence and love; it is the Paraclete, it
is the Holy Spirit, while the physical Lucifer is the great agent of universal magnetism.
To personify evil and exalt it into an intelligence which is the rival of God, into a being which can understand but love no more-this is a monstrous fiction. To believe that God permits this evil intelligence to deceive and destroy his feeble creatures is to make God more wicked than the devil. By depriving the devil of the possibility of love and repentance, God forces him to do evil. Moreover a spirit of error and falsehood can only be a folly which thinks, nor does it deserve indeed the name of spirit. The devil is God’s antithesis, and if we define God as He who is we must define His opposite as he who is not.
(The Mysteries of Magic, page 428)
Masonic literature, such as this work of Eliphas Levi and Arthur Edward Waite, often does not contain what Christians would consider a conventional understanding of Lucifer, or the devil. This work declares Lucifer to be God, if we view the statements from the perspective of someone who believes in the Trinity. Levi and Waite have blasphemed the Holy Spirit. The Reverend Dr. Joseph Fort Newton has commended them for it. Notice that they claim also that the devil does not exist. Masonic literature does not embrace a conventional understanding of Jesus, God, the Holy Spirit, or Satan.
We have linked the Grand Lodges of Iowa and Indiana to a book which clearly states that Lucifer is the Holy Spirit.
Notice the path here. It does not involve the "higher degrees" of Freemasonry.
- The path begins with the Grand Lodges, which promote The Builders.
- The Builders points to The Mysteries of Magic, which states that Lucifer is God.
The path from the Grand Lodges to Luciferianism and/or Satanism is quite short.
Many Freemasons would dispute the fact that Freemasonry is Satanic, claiming that Lucifer is not Satan, or the devil. They often point out that the Roman name, Lucifer, appears in the KJV translation of Isaiah 14:12. The original text is Hebrew and does not contain the Roman name, Lucifer. That is true. We have heard this defense from so many Freemasons that it seems obvious that the argument is being taught within the Masonic system, as a defense of Masonic literature which lifts up Lucifer. Some Masons we have debated have considered Lucifer to be one of the "good guys." Obviously, Levi, Waite and Pike thought so. Pike wrote on page 321 of
Morals and Dogma that, "Lucifer is the Light Bearer." Freemasonry is said to be a search after light.
Grand Lodges cannot directly tell Freemasons that Lucifer is God without scaring a lot of them off before they are sufficiently ensnared. Grand Lodges obviously want their members to find this material, yet they also want to be able to claim, "We have never taught any such thing." When the documentation is on the table, such denials are seen to be just another Masonic lie.
Mislim da je gore podvučeno i obojeno upravo pravi razlog i način šprikrivanja masona pod velom "dobra" za koje tvrde da se izjašnjavaju.
I još jedan od "dokaznog materijala" koji naravno neki neće prihvatiti samim tim jer je izveštaj ljudi za koje ne možemo da utvrdimo realnost njihovih izjava, ali je i ovo u svakom slučaju vrlo interesantno pročitati...
Testimonies of Men who have Left the Lodge to Follow Jesus
