The Jewels of Freemasonry
The Latin code of gematria is the key that unlocks the meaning of some of Freemasonry’s greatest secrets. It does this both in conjunction with the codes for Hebrew and classical Greek and more especially by virtue of the fact that it also provides the means to procure the cabalistic coding of English. The three cabalistic codes are all recorded in one of the main sourcebooks for the esoteric teachings of high degree Freemasonry – Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy (1531).
The gematria codes of the three languages:
Virtus Junxit Mors Non Seperabit
Virtus Junxit Mors Non Seperabit
The Lost Master’s Word
The cabalistic meaning of the Mason word
William Shakespeare’s Mason Mark
Shakespeare's Mason Mark
The Great Seal of America
Masonic symbolism and gematria in the inscriptions and mottoes on the Great Seal of America
The Royal Arch
Kabbalistic explanation of the Royal Arch passwords
Masonic Secrets
Masonic Secrets
The Rule of Colel
The Rule of Colel
Jesus Christ Master Mason
The resurrected master builder Rabboni
Amen – So Mote It Be
the words of the worshipful master closing the lodge Alchemical Terms
Gematria as a key to alchemical terms
Morals and Dogma
Albert Pike's Scottish Rite book an exercise in literary cabala The Great Lights of Masonry
Gematria values of the great lights of Freemasonry The Immovable Jewels
The Immovable Jewels of the lodge - Square, Plumb and Level
The Movable Jewels
The Movable Jewels of the Lodge - the rough and perfect ashlars and the trestleboard Entered Apprentice
Slipshod and Hoodwinked