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In this degree they are employed to I. The t., Mark Master's mark of approval of the work, as being fitted for its place in the intended structure. I.O.I now present to you the Warrant of the Lodge, which has already passed through the hands of many worthy and distinguished brethren. In this degree you are required to acquiesce in the wisdom and impartiality of the W.M., whom you have chosen to rule over you.
In this degree they are employed to I. The t., Mark Master's mark of approval of the work, as being fitted for its place in the intended structure. I.O.I now present to you the Warrant of the Lodge, which has already passed through the hands of many worthy and distinguished brethren. In this degree you are required to acquiesce in the wisdom and impartiality of the W.M., whom you have chosen to rule over you.
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In this degree they are employed to I. The t., Mark Master's mark of approval of the work, as being fitted for its place in the intended structure. I.O.I now present to you the Warrant of the Lodge, which has already passed through the hands of many worthy and distinguished brethren. In this degree you are required to acquiesce in the wisdom and impartiality of the W.M., whom you have chosen to rule over you.
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I.O.:- ( from left of W.M.)- I now present to you the W….
T…. of a M.M.M. which are the m. and c. (shows the tools) on which also you were admitted to this degree. With their symbolic uses in other degrees you are familiar. In this degree they are employed to i. the t., Mark Master’s mark of approval of the work, as being fitted for its place in the intended structure. But, as we are not all operative but free and accepted or speculative masons, we are by these tools again reminded of the moral advantages of discipline and education, and are led to entertain a firm but humble hope that by the correction of irregularities and subjugation of our passions, we may hereafter be found worthy to receive the approving mark of the Great Overseer of the Universe, as fitted to form part of that spiritual edifice, “ that house not made with hands, eternal in heavens.”
WARRANT ETC
( I.O. request Master to stand.)
I.O.- I now present to you the Warrant of the Lodge,
which has already passed through the hands of many worthy and distinguished Brethren, and I trust that it will be transmitted to your successor pure and unsullied as you now receive it; ( W.M. sits.), also this Book of Constitutions and the Bye-laws of Regional Grand Lodge, of which it will be your duty to make a careful study; likewise these Bys-laws which you are to enforce in your Lodge.
ADDRESS TO BRETGREN
D.O.C. : All Brethren except the W.M., Wardens and Overseers
be upstanding.
I.O. ( from the East) – Brethren, such is the nature of our
Constitution, that as some must of necessity rule and teach, so others, of course, must learn, submit and obey. In this degree, as in those through which you have been previously passed, you are required to acquiesce in the wisdom and impartiality of the W.M., whom you have chosen to rule over you and to unite in cordially promoting the harmony and prosperity of the Lodge. The practice of this beautiful and important degree in Freemasonry is so well understood and so highly appreciated by you that I am confident that no exertion on your part will be spared to increase still further the high reputation of this Lodge by diffusing light and knowledge and promoting Brotherly Love, Relief and truth.
Thus, you will best exhibit the distinguishing
characteristics of a Freemason’s heart and win the esteem of your fellowmen; for remember, my brethren, that the day is fast approaching when the G.O.O.T.U. will judge every man according to his work, and will give to him that overcometh a white stone in which a new name is written, which no man knoweth save him that receiveth it.
ADDRESS TO WARDENS
I.M.- ( from the North) –Brother Wardens, I direct your
attention to the wickets in the West :- that distinguished by the
…….. being for payment of wages due to F.C.’s or Mark-men
and that surrounded by ………………… for payment of dues to Mark Masters; and you, Brother S.W., assisted by the J.W., will take care that no one not entitled to the latter shall there present his hand without receiving the punishment due to his presumption.
Brother J.W., the ….: being the instrument with which
punishment was inflicted on those who unworthily attempted to obtain the wages of a Mark Master, will remind you of your duties.
I congratulate you both on your appointment inasmuch
as the Wardenship is a necessary step to higher office, and I rely on your cordially supporting and assisting the W.M. in the government of the Lodge. WORKING TOOLS I.O.:- (from left of W.M.)- I now present to you the W….T…. of a M.M.M. which are the m. and c. (shows the tools) on which also you were admitted to this degree. With their symbolic uses in other degrees you are familiar. In this degree they are employed to indent the triangle Mark Master’s mark of approval of the work, as being, fitted for its place in the intended structure. But, as we are not all operative but free and accepted or speculative masons, we are by these tools again reminded of the moral advantages of discipline and education, and are led to entertain a firm but humble hope that by the correction of irregularities and subjugation of our passions, we may hereafter be found worthy to receive the approving mark of the Great Overseer of the Universe, as fitted to form part of that spiritual edifice, “ that house not made with hands, eternal in heavens.”
REGISTRAR MARKS. (Seated, failing whom the
Sec. to Candidate) – It is my duty to inform you that a copy of whatever Mark may be chosen by you will be inserted in the register of this Lodge, and will be returned for registration in the books of G.L. and cannot afterwards be changed.
As in the course of the evening you have been, or
will be, called upon for certain fees for your advancement, it is but right that you should know by what authority we act. (W.M. rises) This is our Charter or Warrant from the Grand Lodge of Mark Master Masons of India. It is open for your inspection on this or any other Lodge evening. (W.M. sits). This is the Book of Constitutions and these are our By – laws, both of which I recommend to your serious perusal, by the one, you will learn the duties you owe to Mark Masonry in general; by the other, those you owe to this Lodge in particular. WARRANT ETC
( I.O. request Master to stand.)
I.O.- I now present to you the Warrant of the
Lodge, which has already passed through the hands of many worthy and distinguished Brethren, and I trust that it will be transmitted to your successor pure and unsullied as you now receive it; (W.zM. sits.), also this Book of Constitutions and the Bye-laws of Regional Grand Mark Lodge, of which it will be your duty to make a careful study; likewise these Bye-laws which you are to enforce in your Lodge.
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