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the discharge of your various duties . I charge yon , therefore , to be faithful to the Knights with Avhom you are associated ; put them often in remembrance of those things ivhich tend to their everlasting peace . Finally , " preach to them the Avord ; be instant in season and out of season ; reprove , rebuke , exhort with all long-suffering and doctrine ; " ever remembering the promise , "Be thou faithful unto death , and I will give thee a croivn of life . "

CHARGE TO THE CAFTA 1 X GENERAL . Sir , —You are elected Captain-General of this Commandery . I IIOAV invest you with the badge of your office , ivhich is a Level , surmounted by a Cock . As the undaunted courage and valour of the cock stimulates him to conquer his competitor , or yield himself a victim to the contest , so should you be stimulated to the discharge of every duty . You should have on " the breast-plate of righteousness , " so that AA'ith patience and meekness you may ever travel on the level of humility ,

aud be so supplied Avith divine grace as to prevent you from selling your God ov denying your AIaster . Your station is on the left of your Commander . Your duty , among other things , is to see that the proper officers make all due preparation for the various meetings of the Commandery ; that the council chamber and asylum are in suitable array for the introduction of candidates and the dispatch of business . You are also to receive and communicate all orders issued by the eminent Commander , through the officers of the line , You are to assist in Council , andin the absence of your Commander and Generalissimo are to the

, , you govern Commandery . The distressed widoiA ' , the helpless orphan , and the innocent of the weaker sex , you are ever to assist aud protect . But , above all , you are to stand forth , having your loins girt about ivith truth , in defence of the Christian religion from all its enemies . And IIOAV I exhort you , that ivith fidelity you perform every duty ; ancl " Avhatsociver ye clo , do heartily as to the Lord , and not unto men : continue in prayer , and watch in the same with thanksgiving ; " ever hearing in mind the promise , " Be not weary in well-doing , for in duo time you shall reap , if ye faint not . "

CHAHCE TO THE I'm : f . ATE . Sir , —You are elected Prelate of this Commandery . I have the pleasure of investing yon with this Triple Triangle , ivhich is the badge of your oflice , and a beautiful , emblem of the Eternal Jehovah . Your station is on the right ot the Generalissimo ; your duty is to officiate at the altar ; to offer up prayers anel oblations to Deity . The duties of your office are very interesting and highly important , and Avill require your early and punctual attendance at every meeting . Your jewel is to remind you of the importance of the trust reposed in you ; ami

may "' He Avho is able , abundantly furnish you for every good Avork , preserve you from falling into error , improve , strengthen , establish and perfect you ; " and finally greet you ivith , " AA ' cll done , good ancl faithful servant , enter thou into the joy o ' f thy Lord . "

CHARGE TO THE SENIOR AVAHUE . V . Sir , —You are elected Senior AVarden of this Commandery . I now invest you with the badge of your office , Avhich is a HOIIOAV Square and SAVOI-CI of Justice . It is to remind you that , a ? the children of Israel marched in a holloiv squate , in their journey through the wilderness , in order to guard ancl protect the Ark of the Covenant , so should yon be vigilant in guarding every avenue from innovation and error . Let the sword of justice , therefore , be ever drawn to guard the Constitution of the Order . Your station is at the south-west angle of the triangle , and upon the riht of the first division

g . You will attend pilgrim warriors travelling from afar , comfort and support pilgrim penitents , and recommend them , after due trial , to the favour and protection of the Eminent Commander . You Avill be assid ions in teaching your division their duties and exercises . You will , on all occasions , form the avenues lor the approach and departure of your Commander , and prepare the lines for inspection ancl review . [ The remaining portion of this interesting document , shall lie . given at the earliest opportunity ] .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1859-03-16, Page 43” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 15 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/mmr_16031859/page/43/.
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THE CANADAS. Article 1
THE GRAND LODGE PROPERTY. Article 3
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 6
MILTON'S GENEALOGY. Article 10
ANCIENT RECORDS. Article 11
THE INDIAN RELIEF FUND. Article 12
SOLEMN ADOPTION OF A MASON'S CHILDREN. Article 13
EASTER DAY. Article 14
TIME'S BOOK. Article 14
SONNET. Article 15
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 16
MASONRY IN INDIA. Article 19
COUNTRY LODGE ROOMS. Article 20
THE MASONIC SCHOOLS. Article 21
MASONIC COSTUME. Article 22
THE MAIDA HILL COLLEGE. Article 22
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 24
METROPOLITAN. Article 25
INSTRUCTION. Article 30
PROVINCIAL. Article 30
Untitled Article 35
MARK MASONRY. Article 35
ROYAL ARCH. Article 36
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 38
SCOTLAND. Article 38
AMERICA. Article 40
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 44
THE WEEK. Article 45
Untitled Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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the discharge of your various duties . I charge yon , therefore , to be faithful to the Knights with Avhom you are associated ; put them often in remembrance of those things ivhich tend to their everlasting peace . Finally , " preach to them the Avord ; be instant in season and out of season ; reprove , rebuke , exhort with all long-suffering and doctrine ; " ever remembering the promise , "Be thou faithful unto death , and I will give thee a croivn of life . "

CHARGE TO THE CAFTA 1 X GENERAL . Sir , —You are elected Captain-General of this Commandery . I IIOAV invest you with the badge of your office , ivhich is a Level , surmounted by a Cock . As the undaunted courage and valour of the cock stimulates him to conquer his competitor , or yield himself a victim to the contest , so should you be stimulated to the discharge of every duty . You should have on " the breast-plate of righteousness , " so that AA'ith patience and meekness you may ever travel on the level of humility ,

aud be so supplied Avith divine grace as to prevent you from selling your God ov denying your AIaster . Your station is on the left of your Commander . Your duty , among other things , is to see that the proper officers make all due preparation for the various meetings of the Commandery ; that the council chamber and asylum are in suitable array for the introduction of candidates and the dispatch of business . You are also to receive and communicate all orders issued by the eminent Commander , through the officers of the line , You are to assist in Council , andin the absence of your Commander and Generalissimo are to the

, , you govern Commandery . The distressed widoiA ' , the helpless orphan , and the innocent of the weaker sex , you are ever to assist aud protect . But , above all , you are to stand forth , having your loins girt about ivith truth , in defence of the Christian religion from all its enemies . And IIOAV I exhort you , that ivith fidelity you perform every duty ; ancl " Avhatsociver ye clo , do heartily as to the Lord , and not unto men : continue in prayer , and watch in the same with thanksgiving ; " ever hearing in mind the promise , " Be not weary in well-doing , for in duo time you shall reap , if ye faint not . "

CHAHCE TO THE I'm : f . ATE . Sir , —You are elected Prelate of this Commandery . I have the pleasure of investing yon with this Triple Triangle , ivhich is the badge of your oflice , and a beautiful , emblem of the Eternal Jehovah . Your station is on the right ot the Generalissimo ; your duty is to officiate at the altar ; to offer up prayers anel oblations to Deity . The duties of your office are very interesting and highly important , and Avill require your early and punctual attendance at every meeting . Your jewel is to remind you of the importance of the trust reposed in you ; ami

may "' He Avho is able , abundantly furnish you for every good Avork , preserve you from falling into error , improve , strengthen , establish and perfect you ; " and finally greet you ivith , " AA ' cll done , good ancl faithful servant , enter thou into the joy o ' f thy Lord . "

CHARGE TO THE SENIOR AVAHUE . V . Sir , —You are elected Senior AVarden of this Commandery . I now invest you with the badge of your office , Avhich is a HOIIOAV Square and SAVOI-CI of Justice . It is to remind you that , a ? the children of Israel marched in a holloiv squate , in their journey through the wilderness , in order to guard ancl protect the Ark of the Covenant , so should yon be vigilant in guarding every avenue from innovation and error . Let the sword of justice , therefore , be ever drawn to guard the Constitution of the Order . Your station is at the south-west angle of the triangle , and upon the riht of the first division

g . You will attend pilgrim warriors travelling from afar , comfort and support pilgrim penitents , and recommend them , after due trial , to the favour and protection of the Eminent Commander . You Avill be assid ions in teaching your division their duties and exercises . You will , on all occasions , form the avenues lor the approach and departure of your Commander , and prepare the lines for inspection ancl review . [ The remaining portion of this interesting document , shall lie . given at the earliest opportunity ] .

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