A Masonic Sermon
Narrated by Norman Wood
- Released
- June 5, 2015
- Length
- 21 mins
- Format
- Speech
- Publisher
- Lamp of Trismegistus
In "Brother Ward," dating back to 1899, the author explores the significance of God's role in a mason's life, drawing a connection between the biblical phrase "[L]et there be light" from Genesis and the quest for "more light" that Freemasons pursue. The sermon delves into themes of morality and charity, highlighting how darkness can hinder a mason's moral journey. Additionally, the importance of the Bible in guiding a mason's life is emphasized throughout.
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