Albert Pike and the truth about Masonry

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  It is important here to understand that serious occult practitioners have always had a fascination with 'the lost name of God'. In Aleister Crowley's infamous book 'Magick' we read on page 200..'Such a word was indeed the lost tetragrammaton  It is said that at the utterance of this name the Universe crashes into dissolution. Let the Magician eagerly seek the Lost Word, for its pronunciation is synonymous with the accomplishment of the Great Work...The Master Therion has received this Word; it is communicated by him to the proper postulants, at the proper time and place, in the proper circumstances.'

According to the myth mimed in the Holy Royal Arch a crypt is found in the foundations of the ruined temple in which is discovered the 'omnific word', the lost name of God.  That name is 'JAH- BUL - ON, which Masonry declares to mean "I am and shall be Lord in Heaven on High, the Powerful, the Father of all" The name is regarded as being so sacred that no Royal Arch Mason may say it aloud by himself but must have two other Royal Arch Masons present with each saying one part of this trinity.

In fact the candidate solemnly promises.. 'that I will not dare to pronounce that Sacred and Mysterious Name which may now for the first time be communicated to me, unless in the presence and with the assistance of two or more Royal Arch Companions, or in the body of a lawfully constituted Royal Arch Chapter, whilst acting as First Principal'

Referring to  Freemasonry's claim that Jah-bul-on meant 'I am and shall be; Lord in Heaven' the Church of Scotland doctrinal report stated..

'To those who are unfamiliar with the original languages, the use made of what purport to be Hebrew and other Ancient Near-Eastern words must seem impressive and doubtless the use of Hebrew letters scattered across the documents adds to the sense of mystery. Much of it, however, is linguistic nonsense which anyone with a minimum knowledge of Hebrew can immediately recognise as such. For example, the explanation of the mysterious compound name JA-BUL-ON in Lecture 3 of the Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Scotland as being the name of God in three (or four) different languages is totally unjustified.
JA is not Chaldean for "I am", nor is it the Hebrew for "I shall be".
BUL is not the Syriac word for "Lord" or "Powerful" nor is it a compound word made up of the preposition "in" or "on" plus "Heaven" or "On High".  Nor is "ON" an Egyptian word meaning "Father". To conclude, therefore, that this name means "I am and shall be Lord in Heaven on High, the Powerful, the Father of all" is wholly misleading. Furthermore, when Hebrew letters are scattered round the divine triangle the explanations given to them are such that their inaccuracy should be evident to anyone with an elementary knowledge of Hebrew'

The name Jah-bul-on isin fact a trinity of names made up from Yahweh - The God of the Hebrews, baal - the Canaanite deity and osiris - the Egyptian god of the underworld..  Coil’s Masonic Encyclopedia (95: 516) and the ‘Masonic Ritual and Monitor (58: 226) admit that “Bul” or “Bel” refers to the Assyrian or Canaanite deity, and that ‘On” refers to the Egyptian deity Osiris. Wagner in his ‘Freemasonry; An interpretation (16:338 -39), reveals the Masonic goal in this pagan trinity..

“In this compound name an attempt is made to show by a co-ordination of divine names..the unity, identity and harmony of the Hebrew, Assyrian and Egyptian god-ideas, and the harmony of the Royal Arch religion with these ancient religions. This Masonic ‘unity of God’ is peculiar. It is the doctrine that the different names of gods as Brahma, Jehovah, Baal, Bel, Om, On, etc., all denote the generative principle, and that all religions are essentially the same in their ideas of the divine”

Albert Pike’s Luciferian Agenda

Who is Albert Pike?

Albert Pike was a founder of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry and held the seat of Grand Commander of North American Freemasonry from 1859 until his death in 1891. Pike, (like all high level masons) was a Satanist, who indulged in the occult, and claimed to be in constant contact with Lucifer. Palladism had been brought to Greece from Egypt by Pythagoras in the fifth century, and it was this cult of Satan that was introduced to the inner circle of the Masonic lodges. It was aligned with the Palladium of the Templars. In 1801, Issac Long, a Jew, brought a statue of Baphomet (Satan) to Charleston, South Carolina, where he helped to establish the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. Long apparently chose Charleston because it was geographically located on the 33rd parallel of latitude (incidentally, so is Baghdad-Old Babylon), and this council is considered to be the Mother Supreme Council of all Masonic Lodges of the World. Pike was Long's successor. There is a lot of information available about Pike and I recommend everyone study him for a better understanding of our current world situation.

Below you will find scanned copies from Albert Pikes book, "Morals and Dogma." These pages should be enough to convince anyone as to the true nature of what freemasonry teaches.