Freemasonry: occult or community service?

purplecatty said:
No, its Brigham Young was a Mason before joining the Church. Joseph Smith was never a Mason. pls no argument here thanks.

Catty[

Your right it was Brigham Young, I was wrong. I watched history channel years ago so my memory is bad now. I now remember, his life was in danger after he left that is what history showed unless u tell me it was wrong.
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jazzy said:
purplecatty said:
No, its Brigham Young was a Mason before joining the Church. Joseph Smith was never a Mason. pls no argument here thanks.

Catty[

Your right it was Brigham Young, I was wrong. I watched history channel years ago so my memory is bad now. I now remember, his life was in danger after he left that is what history showed unless u tell me it was wrong.
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:lol: no biggie. Just for clarification purpose.

Catty
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i stumbled a link for downloading a freemason documentary supposed to be a real good one, but i didnt get it because doubtful its have subtitles, oh i got lazy, forgot where it is now...but thought you should know theres a newish commerical-scale documentary about it, might be worth finding it, (i cant be bothered) i know a deaf man whos a member of the freemasons he likes to drink there and they talk about some strange stuff i dunno...
 
deafskeptic said:
For some reason I've never been able to get into her books. Vampires are not my thing.
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Not mine, either, but I love her style of writing and admire the amount of research that goes into her books. I actually enjoy the ones that are not vampire topics. She also wrote erotica under the name of Anne Rampling, I believe.
 
jillio said:
Not mine, either, but I love her style of writing and admire the amount of research that goes into her books. I actually enjoy the ones that are not vampire topics. She also wrote erotica under the name of Anne Rampling, I believe.
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Yes she did.
 
jazzy said:
purplecatty said:
No, its Brigham Young was a Mason before joining the Church. Joseph Smith was never a Mason. pls no argument here thanks.

Catty[

Your right it was Brigham Young, I was wrong. I watched history channel years ago so my memory is bad now. I now remember, his life was in danger after he left that is what history showed unless u tell me it was wrong.
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If the show on the History Channel points out that Joseph Smith Jr. was never a Mason, then the show is incorrect.

Joseph Smith Jr. became a Mason in 1842. His father, and his brother, Hyrum were also Masons. I believe that Hyrum joined in 1820s. Yes, that is correct. Brigham Young was a Mason. Go google and take look at old photos of Brigham Young- you will recognize his Masonic Emblem. He sometimes wore it.
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Barbaro said:
jazzy said:
If the show on the History Channel points out that Joseph Smith Jr. was never a Mason, then the show is incorrect.

Joseph Smith Jr. became a Mason in 1842. His father, and his brother, Hyrum were also Masons. I believe that Hyrum joined in 1820s. Yes, that is correct. Brigham Young was a Mason. Go google and take look at old photos of Brigham Young- you will recognize his Masonic Emblem. He sometimes wore it.
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Thank you, I thought so too but cant remember because I saw this show years ago and stick to my mind to this day. Till she said not true.
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jazzy said:
Thank you, I thought so too but cant remember because I saw this show years ago and stick to my mind to this day. Till she said not true.
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I see. Do you recall the name of the show?
 
Barbaro said:
I see. Do you recall the name of the show?
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History of Joseph Smith came to my mind but it had been alike 20 years ago. I research on goggle on Joseph Smith and he was a freemasonry for short time till he left.
 
I researched little bit. Freemasonry has 33 degrees, I am guessing so many people are on 1st degree and they are harmless but from what I read people with 32 or 33 degree they are trained to kill.

Many religions are against freemasonry because they are not christian occult religion organization.
 
jazzy said:
I researched little bit. Freemasonry has 33 degrees, I am guessing so many people are on 1st degree and they are harmless but from what I read people with 32 or 33 degree they are trained to kill.

Many religions are against freemasonry because they are not christian occult religion organization.
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Dude, anyone can be trained to kill. We have soldiers, police officers, etc. that aren't masons, yet they are trained to kill. If you are a black belt in kung fu, you are trained to kill but yet are taught not to kill unless it is a last resort of self defense. Anyone that knows how to shoot a gun, knows how to kill. The list is endless, just saying that Freemasons aren't the ones we should be worried about.
 
There's a difference between knowing how and when to use deadly force, and being an assassin.
 
Reba said:
There's a difference between knowing how and when to use deadly force, and being an assassin.
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You are ex-military, you were trained to kill in basic training. You weren't trained to be an assassin, you know the difference.

Although sniper school does sound interesting.... :hmm:
 
Dixie said:
You are ex-military, you were trained to kill in basic training. You weren't trained to be an assassin, you know the difference.
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:lol: No, we weren't trained how to kill in boot camp back in my day.
 
The symbols from Freemasons is copied from the original Satanic church in England. The original structure was burned to the ground, but has since then been rebuilt. But it didn't start there, actually most of the symbols dates back 5,000 years to the Druids in Biblical times (The Canaanites) where they worshiped Ba'al (means "Master" or "Lord"), a human figure with the head of a cow.

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Archaeologists found of the statue that had a pit in front of it. The statue was hollowed out for a man to fit inside of it with mechanical manipulation to the arms. Babies would be placed into the arms whereas the person manipulating the arms would drop the babies into a fiery pit and exhume them.....alive. The pit they discovered was laden with bones of babies.

The symbols found in Freemason Temples dates back to the days of the Druids, one of the oldest known religion in recorded history, among others of the day 5,000 years ago.

Yiz
 
yizuman said:
The symbols from Freemasons is copied from the original Satanic church in England. The original structure was burned to the ground, but has since then been rebuilt. But it didn't start there, actually most of the symbols dates back 5,000 years to the Druids in Biblical times (The Canaanites) where they worshiped Ba'al (means "Master" or "Lord"), a human figure with the head of a cow.

010105grove12.jpg


Archaeologists found of the statue that had a pit in front of it. The statue was hollowed out for a man to fit inside of it with mechanical manipulation to the arms. Babies would be placed into the arms whereas the person manipulating the arms would drop the babies into a fiery pit and exhume them.....alive. The pit they discovered was laden with bones of babies.

The symbols found in Freemason Temples dates back to the days of the Druids, one of the oldest known religion in recorded history, among others of the day 5,000 years ago.

Yiz
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Wow! I wonder that these babies were deaf that hearing people disapproved them due they thought that their baby were sinned or infective to the people. What a really sicko inventor!
 
yizuman said:
The symbols from Freemasons is copied from the original Satanic church in England. The original structure was burned to the ground, but has since then been rebuilt. But it didn't start there, actually most of the symbols dates back 5,000 years to the Druids in Biblical times (The Canaanites) where they worshiped Ba'al (means "Master" or "Lord"), a human figure with the head of a cow.

010105grove12.jpg


Archaeologists found of the statue that had a pit in front of it. The statue was hollowed out for a man to fit inside of it with mechanical manipulation to the arms. Babies would be placed into the arms whereas the person manipulating the arms would drop the babies into a fiery pit and exhume them.....alive. The pit they discovered was laden with bones of babies.

The symbols found in Freemason Temples dates back to the days of the Druids, one of the oldest known religion in recorded history, among others of the day 5,000 years ago.

Yiz
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Check post 22 for accurate information regarding the Freemasons.:roll:

And you need to post a link or a citation for the posts you made.
 
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