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Rebuilding the original LDS FreeMasonic Ceremonies Part of the ceremonies borrowed from
Jewish sources, the other source were British Freemasonry sources. Although in all hard fact the pre-1800
British FreeMasonry ceremonies included various aspects of the Queen of
Sheba. The Ark of the Covenant and Queen of
Sheba. Along with her son, a son who was conceived inside the Inner Sanctum Sanctorium of King Solomon’s Temple with King Solomon.
Her son had the full rite to take possession of the Ark, as his father built
the Temple for the Ark. Being the primary Caretaker of the Ark was his
fathers and therefore his responsibility. The Child Used the same path out of
Levant Lands when the Hyksos threatened to invade and seize control over
Jerusalem and the Ark itself. They demanded to use the System (the Levitation
abilities) and the Ark as WMD’s to conquer the world. Smith attempted to rebuild portions of
those ceremonies, till too many Great Awakening Followers joined his church to began to seize control. As they seized control over the
Church, Smith and his loyal followers began to distance themselves from the Church
itself. For 12 years, as one of the Great Awakening Followers specifically
B.Y. forced more than more changes. Smith was forced to remove the original Jewish
and British FreeMasonic Ceremonies from his church. Plus as the Great Awakening Followers
reacted to the Jewish ceremonies they both non-Mormons and Mormons became
increasingly violent regarding those ceremonies. Refusing to perform them
since they were about as Anti-Semitic as the NAZI would be in the next
century. The Great Awakening Followers have the
same origin as the FreiKorp. The FreiKorp a branch named changed from
FreiKorp to NAZI January 1920. One of their leaders Adolf Hitler convinced a
great deal of his fellow Korp members to join the
DAP. The DAP once they had a sufficient voting block with Korp
Members changed the organization from DAP to NAZI and away from the Garden of
Eden to violently Anti-Semitic, well anti-everyone but them. The FreeMason ceremonies circa 1799 included
several things which would be unthinkable 200 years later. |
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