Freemason Books across a broad spectrum of topics.
Masonic Books - Recommended Reading
Each of these Freemason books have been chosen because they are excellent in their field of expertise. Each book provides Masonic knowledge in easy-to-read format for anyone who is curious about the craft.
Masonic History
Royal Art: Three Centuries of Freemasonry:
This book provides Masonic history of the craft. It gives a true and concise look at what Freemasonry is,...what it isn't...and why. In it you will find the answers to many previously unanswered questions about the brotherhood's true purposes.
- 3 books (EA, FC, MM) - by Carl H. Claudy (Very short Masonic books which are excellent for understanding each of the 3 degrees) (Actually, they should be required reading.)
- Allen E. Roberts (Provides an in-depth explanation of each of the 3 degrees and Masonic symbols within them. This is a Masonic good book for Freemasons and non-Freemasons, wives and anyone who is curious about the Craft.)
Cryptology - (The study of secret codes or ciphers and the devices used to create and decipher them)
Temple at the Center of Time
- by David Flynn
While not one of the Freemason books found in general Masonic education,... for those of you who search, as many great philosophers and scientists have over the centuries, for pristine knowledge, or "prisca sapientia", believed to be reflected in the architecture and remains of ancient civilizations, David Flynn's new book, Temple at the Center of Time, describes Isaac Newton's search to decipher the hidden "codex" within the Bible.
Are pivotal events in history, Bible prophecies and "perfect knowledge" connected in time and space to the Temple of Jerusalem? This book is not an "easy read", but is fascinating, nonetheless.
Who is this book for? Those of you who enjoy geometry, logic, mystery, Kabbalah and cryptology related to the Bible, as well as those of you who would like more information theorizing about the location of the foundation stone and the Ark of the Covenant, as mathematically projected.
If this book does nothing else, it will make you think about these heretofore unsolved mysteries in a new light.
Mackey's Revised Encyclopedia Of Freemasonry
