Royal Arch - The Rebuilding of Solomon’s Temple

This presentation was first published by Everett R. Turnbull & Ray V. Denslow. I do not have a date or provenance for the work, but believe that it is part of their "History of Royal Arch Freemasonry".

[@787Speedbrakes]

For someone who’s currently learning the Historical Lecture, this is gold!

[@FromtheQuarries]

Thanks!

[@MdennisAK]

Brother, I so, appreciate the work you put into these presentations.

[@FromtheQuarries]

I appreciate that

[@RubensCaldeiraMonteiro]

The video cites James Anderson as author of the Book of Constitutions in 1823, but it was published for the first time a hundred years earlier, in 1723.
And I wrote this just to properly reference that.

[@FromtheQuarries]

Slip of the tongue. Thanks for the error checking 😊

[@richardlittle1265]

Great knowledge thank you

[@FromtheQuarries]

Glad it was helpful!

[@runnerfromjupiter]

Thank you

[@SteelWolf13]

12:40 Sounds like the original Templars. >:)

[@FromtheQuarries]

You're absolutely right. I hadn't thought of that.

[@cjjohn4427]

Hey nice Video.
Is there a good book concerning the royal-arch That you might can recommend?
Already have the book moral’s and dogma.
Thank you.

[@FromtheQuarries]

I don't have the book, but I'd recommend Everett R. Turnbull & Ray V. Denslow's "History of Royal Arch Freemasonry". I only have extracts that I've used to make several videos over the years. Highly recommended!

[@ripme6616]

The Workman No More

[@Lexcoaster]

Maybe you cold do an episode about Le Droit Humain? 😊

[@TheRealist2022]

@Lexcoaster Why would he? From The Quarries is about Freemasonry. LDH is not Freemasonry.
It's a poor imitation.