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    Article MASONRY FOUNDED ON SCRIPTURE. ← Page 4 of 6 →
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Masonry Founded On Scripture.

Andfirst it implies , that we walk with God ; and secondly , that we % valk humbly xvith God . Walking with God implies , that we in all our actions endeavour to p lease him and strive to obey him ; and this in the language of holy scripture is frequently called hvalking with God : thus we are commanded to walk worthy of the Lord , unto all pleasing , being faithful in the knowledof God And

in every good work , and increasing ge * accordino- to this phrase we read that Enoch walked with God : f And soagain , ° we are told of Noab , that he was a just man , and perfect in bis teneralions , and that be walked with God . % .. By which expressions it is plainly meant that they believed in and feared God , and that they endeavoured to serve and please him with all their hearts : for thus to the Hebrews where

these texts are explained by the author : § you will find that by this precept we are bound to believe m God , to f-ar him , to love him , and to serve him ; and that with freedom ; for his service is and must be perfect freedom : || With fervency , tor he is a Sbirit , ^ and they that serve him must be fervent in spinf * when thus wviiiothe Lordand with zealfor Isaiah tells usthat we must

: : , , be cloatbedwiib zeal , as with a cloak : t and this especially m the most degenerate ages , according to the example of Elijah , who , at the time all Israel was evne a xvboriug after their oxon inventions , + was still in the midst of that adulterous and wicked generation ; very zealous

for the Lord of Hosts . § . ' . ' We must walk bum'ly with God , which , i . consists in a due sensB and acknowledgment of our iniquities ;|| and in a hearty desire that God will be merciful to us sinners : < f [ and that with a consciousness of the number of our sins , as well as the heinousness of their nature , ^ nd a sincere repentance of them , in a thoroug h sense of our own cor - knowi withStPaulthat in usthat isin our fitsbdwel- .

ruption ; : p-- . , , , , hth no ovod tbinf ; * and in confessing our frailty , that verily every man livino- % altogether vanity : f in acknowledg ing our dependance on him for what we have , are , or do : for in him toe live , wove , and have our-beino-: \ and in admiring and adoring the goodness oi God , who has brought us out of the darkness of heathenish superstition and idolatry into die true liriitof the gospel of his Sonand hath called us to this

< , state of salvation , * according to the Apostle , But ye brethren arejwt in darkness ; ye are all the children of light , and of the aay . —h alk therefore as children of light . \\ ' ' ¦> Wul ' ° in < r buinblv with God imp lies that ; we must venerate and adore his infinite perfections , the depth of ihe riches both of the wisthit uiisearcuableand

dom and knowledge of God , bis judgments ( are , bhnays that are past finding out .: ^ In despising all things in respect of God knowing ' that when we approach him we should aboor ourselv < and repent in dust and ashes : *—in renouncing our best works ,

* Col i . 10 . t Gen . v . 22 . J Gen . vi . 9 , § Heb . xi . 5 , 6 , 7 . II ' IMurh of the Church „ f Enghui . . % John iv . 24 . horn . xu . II . tilthilif 17 . t Psalm cvl 39- § 1 Kings xix . 14 . [ Jer . in . i 3 .. r t lsai . ii ) nx . ii . .. * Rom . vii . iS . r Psal . xxxix . 11 , I ^ L ^ . 5 ^ 3 . ^ . , 4 , 5 . ^^ . 8 . . H Rom . xi , « : . j ¦ ¦ ¦ * Job . xiii . 6 .

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LONDON: Article 3
THE PROPRIETOR TO THE SUBSCRIBERS. Article 4
TO READERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 5
THE SCIENTIFIC MAGAZINE, AND FREEMASONS' REPOSITORY, FOR JANUARY 1797. Article 6
ON SUICIDE AND MADNESS. Article 14
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SCIENTIFIC MAGAZINE. Article 16
THE GHOST OF STERNE IN LONDON. Article 20
ESSAYS ON SUBJECTS CONNECTED WITH HISTORY AND CLASSICAL LEARNING. Article 24
LETTERS FROM LORD ESSEX TO QUEEN ELIZABETH. Article 31
THE DYING MIRA, A FRAGMENT. Article 32
ANECDOTES. Article 33
REMARKABLE RESEMBLANCE IN TWO TWIN BROTHERS. Article 35
SINGULAR INSTANCE OF A CAPACITY TO ENDURE ABSTINENCE AND HUNGER IN A SPIDER. Article 36
ABSENCE OF MIND. Article 37
FREEMASONS' REPOSITORY. Article 38
MASONRY FOUNDED ON SCRIPTURE. Article 38
ROYAL CUMBERLAND SCHOOL. Article 43
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' REPOSITORY. Article 45
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 45
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 46
POETRY. Article 54
THE AFFLICTED PARENTS, AN ELEGY Article 54
TO THE MEMORY OF LAURA. Article 55
ODE ON CLASSIC DISCIPLINE. Article 55
LINES Article 56
IMITATION OF SHAKSPEAR, Article 56
SONNET. Article 57
TO THE GLOW-WORM. Article 57
SONG. Article 57
EPITAPH ON A BEAUTIFUL BOY. Article 57
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 58
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Article 60
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Article 60
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 66
OBITUARY. Article 75
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Masonry Founded On Scripture.

Andfirst it implies , that we walk with God ; and secondly , that we % valk humbly xvith God . Walking with God implies , that we in all our actions endeavour to p lease him and strive to obey him ; and this in the language of holy scripture is frequently called hvalking with God : thus we are commanded to walk worthy of the Lord , unto all pleasing , being faithful in the knowledof God And

in every good work , and increasing ge * accordino- to this phrase we read that Enoch walked with God : f And soagain , ° we are told of Noab , that he was a just man , and perfect in bis teneralions , and that be walked with God . % .. By which expressions it is plainly meant that they believed in and feared God , and that they endeavoured to serve and please him with all their hearts : for thus to the Hebrews where

these texts are explained by the author : § you will find that by this precept we are bound to believe m God , to f-ar him , to love him , and to serve him ; and that with freedom ; for his service is and must be perfect freedom : || With fervency , tor he is a Sbirit , ^ and they that serve him must be fervent in spinf * when thus wviiiothe Lordand with zealfor Isaiah tells usthat we must

: : , , be cloatbedwiib zeal , as with a cloak : t and this especially m the most degenerate ages , according to the example of Elijah , who , at the time all Israel was evne a xvboriug after their oxon inventions , + was still in the midst of that adulterous and wicked generation ; very zealous

for the Lord of Hosts . § . ' . ' We must walk bum'ly with God , which , i . consists in a due sensB and acknowledgment of our iniquities ;|| and in a hearty desire that God will be merciful to us sinners : < f [ and that with a consciousness of the number of our sins , as well as the heinousness of their nature , ^ nd a sincere repentance of them , in a thoroug h sense of our own cor - knowi withStPaulthat in usthat isin our fitsbdwel- .

ruption ; : p-- . , , , , hth no ovod tbinf ; * and in confessing our frailty , that verily every man livino- % altogether vanity : f in acknowledg ing our dependance on him for what we have , are , or do : for in him toe live , wove , and have our-beino-: \ and in admiring and adoring the goodness oi God , who has brought us out of the darkness of heathenish superstition and idolatry into die true liriitof the gospel of his Sonand hath called us to this

< , state of salvation , * according to the Apostle , But ye brethren arejwt in darkness ; ye are all the children of light , and of the aay . —h alk therefore as children of light . \\ ' ' ¦> Wul ' ° in < r buinblv with God imp lies that ; we must venerate and adore his infinite perfections , the depth of ihe riches both of the wisthit uiisearcuableand

dom and knowledge of God , bis judgments ( are , bhnays that are past finding out .: ^ In despising all things in respect of God knowing ' that when we approach him we should aboor ourselv < and repent in dust and ashes : *—in renouncing our best works ,

* Col i . 10 . t Gen . v . 22 . J Gen . vi . 9 , § Heb . xi . 5 , 6 , 7 . II ' IMurh of the Church „ f Enghui . . % John iv . 24 . horn . xu . II . tilthilif 17 . t Psalm cvl 39- § 1 Kings xix . 14 . [ Jer . in . i 3 .. r t lsai . ii ) nx . ii . .. * Rom . vii . iS . r Psal . xxxix . 11 , I ^ L ^ . 5 ^ 3 . ^ . , 4 , 5 . ^^ . 8 . . H Rom . xi , « : . j ¦ ¦ ¦ * Job . xiii . 6 .

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