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Pages 240-241<br />
Jesus can break the chains of sin and death, which bind the Christian Mas<strong>on</strong> in the Lodge, but he must<br />
repent and c<strong>on</strong>fess to the Lord. Only then can the momentum, which threatens him, his family and his<br />
church, be brought to a grinding and impotent halt.<br />
Sadly, the Christian Mas<strong>on</strong> will need to count "the cost". (Luke 14:28) I would be less than h<strong>on</strong>est if I<br />
did not menti<strong>on</strong> that the wrath of the Lodge can be massive and frightening. Careers have been ruined,<br />
reputati<strong>on</strong>s destroyed, and even homes or businesses burned to the ground by Mas<strong>on</strong>s angered because<br />
their "toy" has been criticized. Even death threats occur.<br />
This shows how deep the wellsprings of the Deceiver have been drilled into the hearts of<br />
<str<strong>on</strong>g>Freemas<strong>on</strong>ry</str<strong>on</strong>g>'s servants.<br />
These violent acts are rare, but they can occur. It would not be the first time a Believer in Jesus<br />
suffered persecuti<strong>on</strong> or martyrdom for his testim<strong>on</strong>y. A true b<strong>on</strong>d slave of Jesus Christ should count<br />
all Mas<strong>on</strong>ry "as dung" (Philippians 3:8) compared to the boundless joy of serving Him!<br />
... all that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecuti<strong>on</strong>. (II Timothy 3:12)<br />
The newly set free Mas<strong>on</strong> should seek prayer support and discipleship from men of God with true<br />
shepherds' hearts! He should look to Jesus, but also be aware of the harm the Lodge can work <strong>on</strong> those<br />
he loves most. He should, by the power and authority of Jesus, trample the dem<strong>on</strong>ic playthings of the<br />
Lodge beneath his feet and "forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those<br />
things which are before," he should press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in<br />
Christ Jesus. (Philippians 3:13-14)<br />
Page 248<br />
Although the Christian is seated with Jesus in heavenly places (Ephesians 2:6) during this life, his<br />
body and soul are all too earthbound. The Law can still have place in our mortal members, especially<br />
if there is unc<strong>on</strong>fessed sin! Most attacks against the families of Mas<strong>on</strong>s are of a physical or soulish<br />
(emoti<strong>on</strong>al, mental, or voliti<strong>on</strong>al) nature.<br />
Sickness, rebellious children, mental disorders, and drugs all bedevil the family with Mas<strong>on</strong>ry in its<br />
veins. Whether Mas<strong>on</strong>ic involvement can ultimately cost the Mas<strong>on</strong> his eternal life is too terrible a<br />
questi<strong>on</strong> to even c<strong>on</strong>template. I would prefer not to think so. However, he is definitely tempting the<br />
wrath of God by kneeling at the altars of Ba'al and frittering away his time in the service of some other<br />
Worshipful Master.<br />
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If you are a Mas<strong>on</strong> who isn't sure if you are saved by the blood of Jesus, see the end of this chapter for<br />
your instructi<strong>on</strong>s.<br />
If you are a Mas<strong>on</strong> who is a Born Again Christian, here is what you need to do. This is a quick<br />
checklist. Examples of prayers for these will appear in Appendix I. (See Part Two, p. 18)<br />
First, ask the Lord to forgive you for the sin of Mas<strong>on</strong>ry. You need to renounce the Lodge before Him<br />
in prayer as a false religious system and ask the help of the Holy Spirit to never return to it.<br />
<str<strong>on</strong>g>Freemas<strong>on</strong>ry</str<strong>on</strong>g> On <strong>Trial</strong> – Part One<br />
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