In Hebrew scriptures, Acacia is a sacred wood known as ‘shittah.’ In the Old Testament, it was severely used to make sacred furniture. The Ark of the Covenanta… See more

It is also known as the Eye of Providence or the Masonic Eye. In Freemasonry, the All-Seeing Eye is a symbol used to remind members that the Great Architect of the Universe(G… See more

The Square and Compassesare one of the most recognized Freemasonry symbols. Its origin is traceable back to the Middle Ages from the stonemasons guild. The square in Masonry sy… See more

The letter G appears inside the Square and Compasses and (sometimes) at the center of the Blazing Masonic star. Its symbolism in Freemasonry often differs from one jurisdiction … See more

A cable tow is usually attached to a Mason’s robe. In the ancient days, cable was a strong rope used to tie together with heavy objects on a raft. A tow was also a rope used f… See more