30 Questions
What is the sacred word that a Fellow-Craft cannot pronounce?
JAHBULON
What is the significance of ceasing labor at midnight?
It signifies that a man's usefulness in society has ended.
What is the significance of beginning labor at midday?
It implies that a man's most productive years have begun.
What is the age of a Fellow-Craft in the ritual?
Five years
What is the password of a Fellow-Craft?
SCHIBOLET
What is the significance of the Fellow-Craft's steps?
They represent the three aspects of a man's life.
What is the Worshipful Master's role in the ritual?
To guide the Fellow-Craft through the ritual.
What is the significance of the Fellow-Craft's grip?
It represents the bond of fellowship.
What is the Deacon's role in the ritual?
To transmit the grip to the Worshipful Master.
What is the significance of the Fellow-Craft's age as an Entered Apprentice?
It is the age of three years.
The password of a Fellow-Craft is SCHIBOLET.
True
The Fellow-Craft's grip is transmitted to the Deacon.
False
A Fellow-Craft demonstrates 5 steps during the ritual.
False
The Fellow-Craft's age is multiplied by 2 during the ritual.
False
The Worshipful Master confirms the correctness of the grip.
True
The Fellow-Craft begins their labours at dawn.
False
The Fellow-Craft's ritual is focused on personal growth.
False
The Deacon is responsible for transmitting the password.
False
The Fellow-Craft's age is increased by 1 during the ritual.
False
The ritual emphasizes the importance of working only during the day.
False
Match the statements with the correct actions in the Fellow-Craft ritual:
Show the Fellow-Craft's grip = Demonstrate the steps Transmit the grip to the Deacon = Give the password Confirm the correctness of the grip = Give the Sacred word Labour for the common good = Acknowledge the Fellow-Craft
Match the statements with the correct responses in the Fellow-Craft ritual:
I am five years old = What is your age as a F-C? SCHIBOLET = What is the password? Three years old = What was your age as an E.A.? Midday = At what hour do Fellow-Craft Freemasons begin their labours?
Match the roles with the correct actions in the Fellow-Craft ritual:
Worshipful Master = Give the Sacred word Deacon = Transmit the grip to the Worshipful Master Fellow-Craft = Demonstrate the steps
Match the statements with the correct times in the Fellow-Craft ritual:
Midday = At what hour do Fellow-Craft Freemasons begin their labours? Midnight = At what hour do Fellow-Craft Freemasons cease their labours? Dawn = At what hour do Fellow-Craft Freemasons begin their labours? Noon = At what hour do Fellow-Craft Freemasons begin their labours?
Match the statements with the correct ages in the Fellow-Craft ritual:
Three years old = What was your age as an E.A.? Five years old = What is your age as a F-C? One year old = What is your age as a F-C? Two years old = What was your age as an E.A.?
Match the statements with the correct responses in the Fellow-Craft ritual:
I will give you the second letter = Give me the first letter I cannot pronounce it = Give me the Sacred word SCHIBOLET = Give me the password I will give you the first letter = Give me the second letter
Match the roles with the correct responses in the Fellow-Craft ritual:
Fellow-Craft = I cannot pronounce it Worshipful Master = I will give you the second letter Deacon = I will give you the second letter
Match the statements with the correct implications in the Fellow-Craft ritual:
Only when a man has reached the age of his meridian is he able to become useful in society = What does that imply? Labour for the common good = What does that imply? The significance of the Fellow-Craft's steps = What does that imply? The significance of the Fellow-Craft's grip = What does that imply?
Match the statements with the correct actions in the Fellow-Craft ritual:
Demonstrate the steps = Show the Fellow-Craft's ability Give the password = Show the Fellow-Craft's identity Transmit the grip to the Deacon = Show the Fellow-Craft's role Labour for the common good = Show the Fellow-Craft's purpose
Match the statements with the correct responses in the Fellow-Craft ritual:
I will give you the second letter = Give me the first letter of the Sacred word I cannot pronounce it = Give me the Sacred word SCHIBOLET = What is the password of a Fellow-Craft? BXXX = Give me the first letter of the Sacred word
Study Notes
Fellow-Craft Masonry
- A Fellow-Craft Mason has attained the second degree of initiation and has seen the Blazing Star.
- The Blazing Star is a symbol that expresses the mystery of man, with five points representing the five senses.
Knowledge Acquired in the First Degree
- Knowledge of God, the author of all.
- Acquired through contemplating the wonders of Nature and with the aid of the intelligence that the Grand Architect of the Universe (GAOTU) has endowed on humans.
Knowledge Acquired in the Second Degree
- To know oneself and correct one's faults with the chisel of morality.
- Acquired by studying the senses, liberal arts, and the faculties needed to exercise those senses.
Senses and Faculties
- The five senses are hearing, sight, touch, smell, and taste.
- These senses convey to the understanding mind that which they perceive, and these impressions in turn condition behavior.
The Blazing Star
- The Blazing Star has five points, representing the five senses.
- It also expresses the Golden Proportion, divine harmony, and the symbolic value of the number Five.
- The center of the Star features the letter G, which stands for Geometry, the distinguishing mark of human intelligence.
Significance of the Letter G
- Represents the Highest Intelligence and the Grand Geometrician of the Universe.
- A subject of utmost deference for Fellow-Craft Freemasons.
Importance of Studying the Arts
- The arts are socially useful and can nourish virtues in a Mason if studied with that intent.
- Geometry, which encompasses the art of architecture, has given Freemasonry many of its symbols.
Reception as a Fellow-Craft
- Led to the door of the Lodge, where three knocks were made.
- Answered with questions on identity, purpose, and knowledge acquired in the First degree.
Ceremony of Passing
- Undertook five journeys.
- During the journeys, learned to recognize what is within oneself, as well as that which is around and beyond oneself.
The Five Journeys
- First journey: learned to know oneself through the five senses, with a mallet and chisel to guide and correct oneself.
- Second journey: learned about the five orders of architecture and the importance of proportions in building one's morality.
- Third journey: learned about the seven liberal arts and their influence on human society.
- Fourth journey: learned about the properties of the sphere and its relation to natural phenomena.
- Fifth journey: empty-handed, with no new knowledge, but with the understanding to deduce consequences and instruct others.
Recognition and Obligation
- Fellow-Crafts recognize each other through signs, words, and tokens.
- Obligate themselves never to reveal the mysteries of the Second degree after completing the journeys.
Fellow-Craft Masonry
- A Fellow-Craft Mason has attained the second degree of initiation and has seen the Blazing Star.
- The Blazing Star is a symbol that expresses the mystery of man, with five points representing the five senses.
Knowledge Acquired in the First Degree
- Knowledge of God, the author of all.
- Acquired through contemplating the wonders of Nature and with the aid of the intelligence that the Grand Architect of the Universe (GAOTU) has endowed on humans.
Knowledge Acquired in the Second Degree
- To know oneself and correct one's faults with the chisel of morality.
- Acquired by studying the senses, liberal arts, and the faculties needed to exercise those senses.
Senses and Faculties
- The five senses are hearing, sight, touch, smell, and taste.
- These senses convey to the understanding mind that which they perceive, and these impressions in turn condition behavior.
The Blazing Star
- The Blazing Star has five points, representing the five senses.
- It also expresses the Golden Proportion, divine harmony, and the symbolic value of the number Five.
- The center of the Star features the letter G, which stands for Geometry, the distinguishing mark of human intelligence.
Significance of the Letter G
- Represents the Highest Intelligence and the Grand Geometrician of the Universe.
- A subject of utmost deference for Fellow-Craft Freemasons.
Importance of Studying the Arts
- The arts are socially useful and can nourish virtues in a Mason if studied with that intent.
- Geometry, which encompasses the art of architecture, has given Freemasonry many of its symbols.
Reception as a Fellow-Craft
- Led to the door of the Lodge, where three knocks were made.
- Answered with questions on identity, purpose, and knowledge acquired in the First degree.
Ceremony of Passing
- Undertook five journeys.
- During the journeys, learned to recognize what is within oneself, as well as that which is around and beyond oneself.
The Five Journeys
- First journey: learned to know oneself through the five senses, with a mallet and chisel to guide and correct oneself.
- Second journey: learned about the five orders of architecture and the importance of proportions in building one's morality.
- Third journey: learned about the seven liberal arts and their influence on human society.
- Fourth journey: learned about the properties of the sphere and its relation to natural phenomena.
- Fifth journey: empty-handed, with no new knowledge, but with the understanding to deduce consequences and instruct others.
Recognition and Obligation
- Fellow-Crafts recognize each other through signs, words, and tokens.
- Obligate themselves never to reveal the mysteries of the Second degree after completing the journeys.
Fellow-Craft Masonry
- A Fellow-Craft Mason has attained the second degree of initiation and has seen the Blazing Star.
- The Blazing Star is a symbol that expresses the mystery of man, with five points representing the five senses.
Knowledge Acquired in the First Degree
- Knowledge of God, the author of all.
- Acquired through contemplating the wonders of Nature and with the aid of the intelligence that the Grand Architect of the Universe (GAOTU) has endowed on humans.
Knowledge Acquired in the Second Degree
- To know oneself and correct one's faults with the chisel of morality.
- Acquired by studying the senses, liberal arts, and the faculties needed to exercise those senses.
Senses and Faculties
- The five senses are hearing, sight, touch, smell, and taste.
- These senses convey to the understanding mind that which they perceive, and these impressions in turn condition behavior.
The Blazing Star
- The Blazing Star has five points, representing the five senses.
- It also expresses the Golden Proportion, divine harmony, and the symbolic value of the number Five.
- The center of the Star features the letter G, which stands for Geometry, the distinguishing mark of human intelligence.
Significance of the Letter G
- Represents the Highest Intelligence and the Grand Geometrician of the Universe.
- A subject of utmost deference for Fellow-Craft Freemasons.
Importance of Studying the Arts
- The arts are socially useful and can nourish virtues in a Mason if studied with that intent.
- Geometry, which encompasses the art of architecture, has given Freemasonry many of its symbols.
Reception as a Fellow-Craft
- Led to the door of the Lodge, where three knocks were made.
- Answered with questions on identity, purpose, and knowledge acquired in the First degree.
Ceremony of Passing
- Undertook five journeys.
- During the journeys, learned to recognize what is within oneself, as well as that which is around and beyond oneself.
The Five Journeys
- First journey: learned to know oneself through the five senses, with a mallet and chisel to guide and correct oneself.
- Second journey: learned about the five orders of architecture and the importance of proportions in building one's morality.
- Third journey: learned about the seven liberal arts and their influence on human society.
- Fourth journey: learned about the properties of the sphere and its relation to natural phenomena.
- Fifth journey: empty-handed, with no new knowledge, but with the understanding to deduce consequences and instruct others.
Recognition and Obligation
- Fellow-Crafts recognize each other through signs, words, and tokens.
- Obligate themselves never to reveal the mysteries of the Second degree after completing the journeys.
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