Moses, the Hebrews, and the Temple

In this compelling presentation, we explore Moses, the Hebrews, and the Temple, a thought-provoking Masonic lecture originally delivered by Loomis Baldrey, PGM in 1951, and later published by Everett R. Turnbull and Ray V. Denslow.

This historical discourse traces the journey of the Hebrews from Abraham’s migration to the construction of King Solomon’s Temple, emphasizing Moses’ role as a leader, lawgiver, and initiator of sacred traditions.

The presentation delves into the esoteric significance of Egyptian wisdom, the tabernacle's symbolic architecture, and the development of biblical texts, highlighting their profound Masonic connections.

Whether you are a Freemason, historian, or seeker of ancient knowledge, this lecture offers invaluable insights into the intersection of biblical history and Masonic tradition