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by Christopher Hodapp On August 4th, Beirut, Lebanon was devastated when a harbor warehouse was leveled by a pair of massive explosions. In an instant, more than 200 people were killed and 60,000...
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Why any jurisdiction would add that extra step is beyond my ken. Either the vote attempts to take the moral high road or it does not. Either the vote passes or it fails. I suppose I am less worried about a failed vote than some - When California went through the process I looked back and it...
...to bring to heel the recalcitrant jurisdictions. However, having seen the the fallout over the NY-DC 2008 suspension of recognition iover Lebanon, there are innocent brethren effected and it could cause great difficulty with that many GLs involved.
The rule: check to see who your GL...
...over the years and I still have it. When I bought it I never imagined it would be so effective.
My presentation gavel looks like a hammer. Lebanon Cedar is an endangered species so no man may cut them down. Every so often God does it with lightning. Sometimes a board of that cedar...
...Because there is so much opposition to Masonry in countries with large Muslim populations, the Scottish lodges that meet in Lebanon are extremely private. Knocking on their door unannounced will not work. After relocating there you will need to befriend a member and build trust. Masons...
A ton of fuzziness in translation, especially when it's about plants. Plants have local common names that vary from place to place. It's very hard to say what plant is actually meant. Also understand that our degrees are based on extremely brief mentions in the Old Testament. Most of of the...
Is it possible that there is some fuzziness in the translation of acacia? It is known that Lebanon was once heavily forested with cedars, firs, and junipers. These trees are considered evergreens. At times the word evergreen is used as a synonym for acacia in our work.
good morning brothers.•.
i am from lebanon too and i just wana say that these pictures are great and beautiful and the historic facts too thanks for sharing .•.
Bro Jonathan,
A brother living UAE would like to contact your lodge his mother lodge is syrio American lodge under grand lodge of new york in lebanon. Pls can u send me the contact details .
Regards
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...Lodge operating under the GL of Scotland, and soon Wisdom Lodge as well.
The only Other Arab country that has a thriving Masonic life is Lebanon.
In Lebanon there are 3 different Regular Constitutions operating.
The District Grand Lodge of Lebanon, chartered by the Grand Lodge of Scotland...
...Lodge operating under the GL of Scotland, and soon Wisdom Lodge as well.
The only Other Arab country that has a thriving Masonic life is Lebanon.
In Lebanon there are 3 different Regular Constitutions operating.
The District Grand Lodge of Lebanon, chartered by the Grand Lodge of Scotland...
I agree with you bro ..But I am from Lebanon and over there some people are not open minded about things like freemasonry as in US so thats where my question came from .
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From Wikipedia:
"In October 2010, the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia chartered their first lodge in Lebanon, Lodge Phoenix 1001 in Al Fanar, Beirut, raising the number of regular Masonic Lodges in Lebanon to 19 Lodges divided among three Grand Lodges: The Grand Lodge of NY (12 Lodges)...
http://www.grandlodgescotland.com/grand-lodge-171/structure/district-grand-lodges/534-district-grand-lodge-of-lebonan
The Grand Lodge of Scotland sponsors several valid lodges in Lebanon. There members are likely to be very cautious about getting to know locals and very slow to sign a petition.