This weekend we go back to a text written only a couple of decades after the foundation of the United Grand Lodge of England in 1813.
The 1843 text, “A Lesson for Freemasons,” offers a fascinating interpretation of the use of Masonic tools as metaphors for moral conduct. It’s a short text, but well worth a look. I hope you enjoy it.
On YouTube Saturday 18 January.
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