If you'd remove the Judaic teachings from the rituals of Masory what would be left? and?

Question

Is that question mentioned in The Jewish Tribune of New York Oct. 28, 1927?

Answer 1

Well....the entire idea of Hiram Abiff is not really based on Jewish teachings from the scriptures...and the whole idea of a resurrected Master Mason named Hiram Abiff, who runs into the Three Ruffians ( Jubela, Jubelo and Jubelum) who threaten to kill him unless he gives them the password of a Master Mason is pretty much made up out of whole-cloth.

It would be like if I wrote a play based on Abraham Lincoln (who existed) - but used no historical fact in my writing. Hardly anything more than historical fiction.

Answer 2

Eh, most Western occultic knowledge is maintained in a Hebrew system [as it's very rigid, and quite potent]. Without that, you'd either have simpler Hermetics, or an Eastern occultic system.