belonging to, or connected with, as a rightful part or attribute; relating to

a place in which records and historical documents and items are preserved

told; ordered; requested; directed

a maritime unit of length; about 100 fathoms or 600 feet

a twisted rope, usually of cotton or synthetic material, used symbolically to bind or make fast; originally a particularly strong rope also, a compound word of Masonic coinage combining cable (a rope) and tow (a rope for pulling).

of basic importance; main; primary; essential; principal

to draw a line around; to limit in range of activity definitely and clearly

carefulness in considering all circumstances and possible consequences

covered or clothed

to lead or tend to a particular and desirable result

having, consisting of, or relating to, a physical material body; not intangible

to deprive or take away from; to undress or remove clothing, ornaments or equipment

proper; according to accepted standards or procedures

to cut figures or letters into wood or metal

to avoid committing oneself to what one says; uncertainty; uncertain or questioning disposition or mind

to produce as a pattern on a hard service by eating into the material's surface as with acid or a laser beam

a member of a group having common characteristics; an associate; an equal in rank or power or character

strength of mind that enables a person to encounter danger, or bear pain or adversity, with courage

of, or having to do with, or involving the throat

to hide or conceal; to cover; to keep out of view

a blindfold

blindfolded

that which lies beyond death; heaven
(II Corinthians 5:1)

extending or existing since beyond the reach of memory, record or tradition

to give; to communicate knowledge of something; to make known; tell; relate

to write down; to put down in writing

belonging to a thing by its very nature; the essential nature or constitution of a thing; inherent; in and of itself

to give; to furnish; to clothe

not broken or disregarded; not told to others; respected

knowledge or understanding

of, or having to do with, or involving the hands

the secret or specialized practices or ritual peculiar to an occupation or a body of people; rites or secrets known only to those initiated

great emotion; the emotions as distinguished from reason; powerful or compelling feelings or desires

in, on, or of the chest

of, or relating to, the foot or feet

a principal or instruction intended especially as a general rule of action

the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason; skill and good judgement in the management of affairs or the use of resources; caution or circumspection as to danger or risk

Saint John the Baptist and Saint John the Evangelist, the two ancient patron saints of Freemasonry

wearing footgear, with shoes on

constant in feeling, principle, purpose or attachment; dependable; firm in intent showing little variation or fluctuation; unwavering; resolute

to bring under control especially by an exertion of the will; to reduce the intensity or degree of; tone down

excess; unnecessary; immoderate, especially living habits or desires

exceeding what is needed; excess; extra; not needed; unnecessary

moderation in action, thought or feeling; self-restraint; a habitual moderation in the indulgence of the appetites or passions; moderation in, or abstinence from, the use of intoxicating substances

having a good reputation; those who know you report that you are a good report man; a credit to yourself and to society

your job; the manner in which you make your living

assert; affirm; attest; to verify; to supply supporting testirnony; to support as being true

to grant or furnish; to give by way of reply

an official having care or charge of some administrative aspect or an organization or some special supervisory duties; a British term used in the Episcopal Church and at various colleges and in government functions. In Masonry, a position equivalent to a First or Second Vice President.

notable; distinguished; worthy of respect; a British term used as a title for various persons or groups of rank or distinction