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The Hiram Key Revisited: Freemasonry: A Plan for a New World-Order
THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE AND COMPELLING BOOK EVER WRITTEN ABOUT THE SECRET SOCIETY THAT SHAPED THE MODERN WORLD Freemasonry, with its arcane rituals, occult symbols, and labyrinthine hierarchy, has mystifi ed the outside world for centuries. But it has become apparent that even the most senior Freemasons do not understand its ancient origins or purpose. So what is this powerful and arcane organization really for?
In this eye-opening account, two seasoned researchers show that today’s Freemasons are the spiritual descendants of an ancient priesthood that was forced to act in secrecy. They predicted the birth of the coming Messiah, and Jesus Christ was part of their mission. Soon after the Crucifi xion they were nearly wiped out by a program of mass genocide conducted by the Romans; later, in feudal Europe, they grew to a position of unparalleled power before being branded as heretics and forced underground. But they could not be stopped, and they continued to work in subtle, sometimes subversive, always anonymous, ways to pursue their objective—a new world order that put God above, and yet out of, human affairs.
450 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 8, 2014
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Christopher Knight
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June 28, 2019
NOTE: I wrote this review for the book The Hiram Key Revisited: Freemasonry: A Plan For a New World Order but the review replaced my review for the book The Hiram Key. So I have combined both reviews under this one.
The Hiram Key was an amazing book. It gave a LOT of information about the founding of and the philosophies of Freemasonry. It combined a lot of real history with Freemasonic mythology to come to some revelations of the Masonic belief system. The book revels their true belief of the nature and ministry of Jesus, their own description of the constitution of the early Christian church, stories about John the Baptist, St James, St Paul, etc. The book reveals the importance of and quest for "Secret Knowledge" in Freemasonry. The book re-tells many Bible stories from with a masonic twist. And the book also betrays much anti-Catholicism. It is an important book to read.
The Hiram Key Revisited: Freemasonry: A Plan For a New World Order was a very interesting book and it was well written. It told of the continuity of science from megalithic times through today. It covered much additional material from the first book, The Hiram Key, but this book, too, was clearly promoting Freemasonry. I did learn a lot from this book and that is always a good thing. However, I was not converted. Please read this book with an open but critical mind.
The Hiram Key was an amazing book. It gave a LOT of information about the founding of and the philosophies of Freemasonry. It combined a lot of real history with Freemasonic mythology to come to some revelations of the Masonic belief system. The book revels their true belief of the nature and ministry of Jesus, their own description of the constitution of the early Christian church, stories about John the Baptist, St James, St Paul, etc. The book reveals the importance of and quest for "Secret Knowledge" in Freemasonry. The book re-tells many Bible stories from with a masonic twist. And the book also betrays much anti-Catholicism. It is an important book to read.
The Hiram Key Revisited: Freemasonry: A Plan For a New World Order was a very interesting book and it was well written. It told of the continuity of science from megalithic times through today. It covered much additional material from the first book, The Hiram Key, but this book, too, was clearly promoting Freemasonry. I did learn a lot from this book and that is always a good thing. However, I was not converted. Please read this book with an open but critical mind.
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