Scarlet and the Beast II: Two Faces of Freemasonry

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Ancient Mystery Babylon and its revolutionary influence; the westward migration of its principles; Zechariah’s four carpenters and Masonic revolutions; the role of English Freemasonry as the mother of modern cults; London’s geographical significance. Chapter 1 explores the divided nature of Lucifer/Satan, the origins of this division, and the angelic war in heaven, alongside the practice of Freemasonry in the Garden of Eden and the implications of Adam and Eve’s sin, emphasizing that Christ can break Eden's curse. Chapter 2 discusses Ham, the first post-flood homosexual, and the association of homosexuality with mystery religions, including the worship of the phallus in Freemasonry and the protection of sexual deviants by Masonic judges. Chapter 3 introduces Cush, the builder of Babylon and god of chaos, linking Freemasonry to chaos as a form of liberty. Chapter 4 focuses on Nimrod, the male figure representing paganism and the seed of the serpent, who attempted a world government, influencing the United Nations and modern New World Order Freemasonry. Chapter 5 examines Semiramis, Nimrod’s wife and the seed bearer of Lucifer, who founded the Eastern Star, asserting that Christ’s crucifixion conquered the serpent's seed. Chapter 6 presents Shem as a type of Christ, God’s battle-axe, who destroyed Nimrod and forced mystery religions underground.