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First published in 1879. 406 pages. The title of this book says it all: Freemasonry is Baal-worship revived. The author, who was Past Master of a Masonic Lodge in Chicago prior to his conversion to Christianity, shows that the religious philosophy of Freemasonry, particularly its celebrated legend of Hiram Abiff, is the exact counterpart of the "Ancient Mysteries" and its ceremonies and symbols are identical in every detail with the initiatory rites that were practiced several thousand years ago in the worship of the sun-god in Egypt, Babylon, Canaan, and other pagan cultures. An astonishing comparison is then made between Freemasonry and Roman Catholicism, showing that both rest upon the same anti-Christian foundation..
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1915. Christians feel that they have a divine monopoly on truth. They do not. This book irrefutably shows how much of Christianity's symbols are from far earlier "pagan" sources This book does not disparage Christianity but provides a connecting link for what has been a continuous source of symbolic knowledge handed down to us from the ancients. Numerous illustrations..
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James W. Bartley Jr. has gone beyond the status quo to explore a subject that most authors do not have sufficient experiential credentials to delve into. He practically reflects on his more than 60 years experience in walking with God to bring many into an awe-striking deeper communion with God. His book, Worship That Pleases God gives an accurate insight into the inexhaustible subject of Worship - as an invaluable asset in the Man-God relationship. Being a retired Professor of theology, Dr. Bartley has successfully made a holistic and unassailable exposition of worship - as a theme that finds its root in the book of Genesis and continues to Revelation in the Bible, while his academic intuition lends credence to his work. Worship That Pleases God is not just a book that enriches the knowledge of inquisitive readers but Bartley has carefully sequenced it in such a manner that even the least motivated reader will simply find irresistible..
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1897. The Massilia Sacrifice Tablet shows in its first two words that it was intended for use in the worship of Baal; and as we know that the Phoenicians came to Massilia from Carthage, centuries before the time of Christ, we think it quite in the eternal fitness of things that this Sacrifice Tablet should have been found in Marseilles (Massilia) in 1844; our only wonder is that the tablet remained undiscovered for 2300 or 2400 years. Illustrated..
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