Why a Catholic Can't Be a Free Mason and Other Questions about Freemasonry with David L. Gray

‪@thesaintdominicsmedia‬ used to be a free mason. After an experience of Jesus through the Catholic Church he left that life to be a Catholic. In this episode, David Gray helps us understand the history of freemasonry, what they believe, and what they do. He explains what the Shriners are and how a family member can cope with someone in freemasonry. Finally, we talk about what the Church has taught and said about freemasonry and the possibility of free masons in the Church.

[@Azupiru]

Let me tell you about a small thing you missed. In the passages of Amos, where Amos sees the Lord with a plumb bob and then the Lord states that He has placed a plumb bob in the midst of Israel, the bob itself, a small thing, is referred to as an אֲנָךְ. Transliterated, it is anak. This word is derived directly from Sumerian 𒀭𒈾, referring to lead and tin, literally meaning "sky/god/heaven" and "stone." It is composed of the signs AN and NA. The Hebrews had another name for the plumb bob, a ha-eben ha-bedeel, which means literally "tin stone" in the exact format as AN-NA. So, why does their God use an anak? It is such a small thing, but the plumb line will prove their understanding of their foundation as flawed. Who destests the day of small things?

[@catherinewyrobeck5388]

Father forgive them they know not what they do. Can we just say...not good.