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    Article THE TEMPLAR RECEPTION. ← Page 4 of 4
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The Templar Reception.

hood in any particular , you expose yourself to be banished from the house . From which guilt may God preserve you . Now , good brother , take notice of what we are about to say to you . You promise to God , and to our blessed Lady , that all the days of your life , you will bo obedient to the Grand Master , Dom T . and to every commander over you : The candidate shall reply : Yes , sire , with the help of God . Do you further promise to God , and to our blessed Lady Maria , that , through the course of your life , you will preserve a chnste habit of body . The candidate shall say : Yes , sire , please God .

Do you moreover promise to God , and to our blessed Lady Maria , that you will observe all the good customs and regulations of our house ; those which at present prevail in it , or hereafter may be established by the Grand Master and discreet members of the Order ? The candidate shall say : Yes , sire , with the help of God . Do you further promise to God , and to our blessed Lady Maria , that during

the course of your life you will assist , with all the energy and faculties that God has given you , for the conquest of the Holy land of Jerusalem , and that you will help to preserve those parts of it which are in possession of the Christians , with all your power and faculties ? The candidate shall say : Yes , sire , please God . Do you further promise to God and the blessed Lady Mariathat you will

, never contribute to alter this Order in any manner whatever , unless by consent of the Grand Master , and the whole body of our brethren , who alone possess the power ? The candidate shall reply : Yes , sire , please God .

And further , do you promise to God , and our blessed Lady Maria , that you will never remain in any p lace with Christians who may desert or alter any of these articles , and that yon will not in any manner contribute thereto , by force or by counsel . The candidate shall reply : Yes , sire , please God . Then the President shall say : And wein the presence of Godof the blessed Lady Maria , of our Master

, , , St . Peter of Rome , and of our father and apostle , and of all our brethren of the Temple , do receive and admit you to all the privileges and benefits of the house , which have been granted ever since its foundation , or may be granted till it shall bo no more . And we shall grant hospitalit y to your father and mother , and all those of your language whom yon wish to entertain . In like manner you must participate with us all the benefits which are or may bo in

your power . And we promise you . bread and firing , and the poor clothing of the house , and trouble , and labour , and toils in abundance .... Then the Grand Master , or President , shall take the cloak and place it over his shoulders and shall embrace him . Then the father chaplain shall chant the followinp' nsalm : .. 0

_ ^—Fcce quwm hoiium , and the prayer to the Holy Ghost , Veni Spiritus Sancte ; then each of the brethren shall recite the Lord's prayer , and the sponsor of the candidate shall raise him up and embrace him , as also the cha ] nains . The sponsor shall then p lace him on a seat before him , and say to him : My good brother , our Grand Master has accomplished your desire , by admitting you and your friends into such fine company as that of the Knights of the Temple .

You are therefore to be very cautious never to do any act which might expose yon to be cast out : from which God preserve you . We shall explain to you some of the things respecting the house and the habit afterwards , etc . No brother of the temple , although he be a gentleman , can ever be received as a Knight Templar , unless he has been a nobleman previous to his reception in the order ; because having once received the habit ho can never become a kni ght , or wear the white cloak ; From this are excepted archbishops and partriarchs .

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AN ANCIENT SCOTCH MASONIC MEDAL. Article 1
THE LEGEND OF THE INTRODUCTION OF MASONS INTO ENGLAND. Article 2
THE TEMPLAR RECEPTION. Article 6
DOCUMENTA LATOMICA INEDITA. Article 10
THE STRONG HOUSE. Article 16
MASONRY AND ITS ORIGIN. Article 17
OLD RECORDS OF THE LODGE OF PEEBLES. Article 23
THE LEVEL. Article 27
THE WORSHIPFUL MASTER. Article 28
GOSSIP ABOUT GRETNA GREEN. Article 34
LITERARY GOSSIP. Article 37
IMPROMPTU. Article 39
A CURIOUS CORRESPONDENCE. Article 40
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The Templar Reception.

hood in any particular , you expose yourself to be banished from the house . From which guilt may God preserve you . Now , good brother , take notice of what we are about to say to you . You promise to God , and to our blessed Lady , that all the days of your life , you will bo obedient to the Grand Master , Dom T . and to every commander over you : The candidate shall reply : Yes , sire , with the help of God . Do you further promise to God , and to our blessed Lady Maria , that , through the course of your life , you will preserve a chnste habit of body . The candidate shall say : Yes , sire , please God .

Do you moreover promise to God , and to our blessed Lady Maria , that you will observe all the good customs and regulations of our house ; those which at present prevail in it , or hereafter may be established by the Grand Master and discreet members of the Order ? The candidate shall say : Yes , sire , with the help of God . Do you further promise to God , and to our blessed Lady Maria , that during

the course of your life you will assist , with all the energy and faculties that God has given you , for the conquest of the Holy land of Jerusalem , and that you will help to preserve those parts of it which are in possession of the Christians , with all your power and faculties ? The candidate shall say : Yes , sire , please God . Do you further promise to God and the blessed Lady Mariathat you will

, never contribute to alter this Order in any manner whatever , unless by consent of the Grand Master , and the whole body of our brethren , who alone possess the power ? The candidate shall reply : Yes , sire , please God .

And further , do you promise to God , and our blessed Lady Maria , that you will never remain in any p lace with Christians who may desert or alter any of these articles , and that yon will not in any manner contribute thereto , by force or by counsel . The candidate shall reply : Yes , sire , please God . Then the President shall say : And wein the presence of Godof the blessed Lady Maria , of our Master

, , , St . Peter of Rome , and of our father and apostle , and of all our brethren of the Temple , do receive and admit you to all the privileges and benefits of the house , which have been granted ever since its foundation , or may be granted till it shall bo no more . And we shall grant hospitalit y to your father and mother , and all those of your language whom yon wish to entertain . In like manner you must participate with us all the benefits which are or may bo in

your power . And we promise you . bread and firing , and the poor clothing of the house , and trouble , and labour , and toils in abundance .... Then the Grand Master , or President , shall take the cloak and place it over his shoulders and shall embrace him . Then the father chaplain shall chant the followinp' nsalm : .. 0

_ ^—Fcce quwm hoiium , and the prayer to the Holy Ghost , Veni Spiritus Sancte ; then each of the brethren shall recite the Lord's prayer , and the sponsor of the candidate shall raise him up and embrace him , as also the cha ] nains . The sponsor shall then p lace him on a seat before him , and say to him : My good brother , our Grand Master has accomplished your desire , by admitting you and your friends into such fine company as that of the Knights of the Temple .

You are therefore to be very cautious never to do any act which might expose yon to be cast out : from which God preserve you . We shall explain to you some of the things respecting the house and the habit afterwards , etc . No brother of the temple , although he be a gentleman , can ever be received as a Knight Templar , unless he has been a nobleman previous to his reception in the order ; because having once received the habit ho can never become a kni ght , or wear the white cloak ; From this are excepted archbishops and partriarchs .

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