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Gematria and the Letter G: Foundations in Freemasonry Series: Studies in Kabbalah
- Narrated by: Michael Strader
- Length: 35 mins
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Gematria and the Letter G: Foundations in Freemasonry Series: Studies in Kabbalah
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Publisher's Summary
Brother Strauss discusses the importance of the letter “G” that all masons will recognize as prominently appearing in every lodge room they have ever met in. He discusses the symbolism and significance, as well as why in foreign lands where English isn’t the primary language, the same letter exists instead of a substitute. He touches on the Kabbalah, references Albert Pike, and cites some biblical passages, as well. Enjoy this essay and check out other audio titles in the Foundations of Freemasonry series.
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