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Jesus can break the chains of sin and death, which bind the Christian Mason in the Lodge, but he must
repent and confess to the Lord. Only then can the momentum, which threatens him, his family and his
church, be brought to a grinding and impotent halt.
Sadly, the Christian Mason will need to count "the cost". (Luke 14:28) I would be less than honest if I
did not mention that the wrath of the Lodge can be massive and frightening. Careers have been ruined,
reputations destroyed, and even homes or businesses burned to the ground by Masons angered because
their "toy" has been criticized. Even death threats occur.
This shows how deep the wellsprings of the Deceiver have been drilled into the hearts of
<strong>Freemasonry</strong>'s servants.
These violent acts are rare, but they can occur. It would not be the first time a Believer in Jesus
suffered persecution or martyrdom for his testimony. A true bond slave of Jesus Christ should count
all Masonry "as dung" (Philippians 3:8) compared to the boundless joy of serving Him!
... all that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution. (II Timothy 3:12)
The newly set free Mason should seek prayer support and discipleship from men of God with true
shepherds' hearts! He should look to Jesus, but also be aware of the harm the Lodge can work on those
he loves most. He should, by the power and authority of Jesus, trample the demonic playthings of the
Lodge beneath his feet and "forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those
things which are before," he should press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in
Christ Jesus. (Philippians 3:13-14)
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Although the Christian is seated with Jesus in heavenly places (Ephesians 2:6) during this life, his
body and soul are all too earthbound. The Law can still have place in our mortal members, especially
if there is unconfessed sin! Most attacks against the families of Masons are of a physical or soulish
(emotional, mental, or volitional) nature.
Sickness, rebellious children, mental disorders, and drugs all bedevil the family with Masonry in its
veins. Whether Masonic involvement can ultimately cost the Mason his eternal life is too terrible a
question to even contemplate. I would prefer not to think so. However, he is definitely tempting the
wrath of God by kneeling at the altars of Ba'al and frittering away his time in the service of some other
Worshipful Master.
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If you are a Mason who isn't sure if you are saved by the blood of Jesus, see the end of this chapter for
your instructions.
If you are a Mason who is a Born Again Christian, here is what you need to do. This is a quick
checklist. Examples of prayers for these will appear in Appendix I. (See Part Two, p. 18)
First, ask the Lord to forgive you for the sin of Masonry. You need to renounce the Lodge before Him
in prayer as a false religious system and ask the help of the Holy Spirit to never return to it.
<strong>Freemasonry</strong> On Trial – Part One
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