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JAH-BUL-ON: The True god of Freemasonry

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Explaining the Royal Arch Degree of Freemasonry JAH-BUL-ON This Judaeo-Masonic name for the 'Masonic Christ' is derived from 4 different languages : CHALDAEA - (JAH)   This is the Chaldaean name for the Masonic god ; signifying that ‘his essence and majesty is incomprehensible.' HEBREW - (JAH)  This is a Hebrew word signifying ‘I am and shall be’, thereby expressing the actual essence, future, and eternal existence of (TMH) The Most High . SYRIAC - (BUL)  This is a Syriac word denoting Lord, or Powerful, it is in itself a compound word, being formed from the preposition Beth, in or on, and UL, Heaven or on High. EGYPTIAN - (ON) This is an Egyptian word signifying 'Father of All', as in that well known prayer, Our Father, which art in Heaven. The various significations of the word may thus be collected: I am and shall be; Lord in Heaven or on High.’ Be very sure... what i...

Bishop C.E. Blake, Sr. and Ecumenicism

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Author: James E. Buchanan III CEO/Information Architect  The Church of God in Christ, Inc. is the largest Holiness-Pentecostal denomination in the world. Founded in 1897 and incorporated in Memphis, Tennessee in 1907, the Pentecostal Movement, through the COGIC, has birthed over 8,000,000+ members worldwide; with churches on every Continent and 15,000+ International congregations. Since the inception of the COGIC, through the Founding Prelate, Bishop Charles Harrison Mason, in the 19th Century, the Church Proper has devolved through the years; from a Church that was a strong model of Piety, Righteousness and Holiness, into a Church that has fallen straightaway into the dark and dismal abyss of age-old Ecumenicism. Bishop Charles Ellis Blake, Sr. is the current Chief Apostle and Prelate of the Church of God in Christ, Inc. He is also pastor of the West Angeles Church of God in Christ; which is located in Los Angeles, California. Bishop Blake has se...
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