A Master Mason seeks divine guidance.

Two sons of Aaron, corrupted by greed and ambition, allow the sacred flame to extinguish.

When the children of Israel encounter a rough and dangerous journey through the desert, they rebel against Moses and God.

Based on the Old Testament story of King David and his assignment to his son, the future King Solomon.

The Temple of King Solomon is dedicated by priests of many religions.

King Solomon learns of his sentence from which there is no appeal.

King Solomon's tax collector violates the public trust.

Joesph forgives his brothers for selling him into slavery.

The degree dramatizes the dangers encountered as men search for the lost word.

The essence of Symbolic Masonry is compiled in lessons of the Lodge of Perfection.

This degree teaches us to emulate Zerubbabel who, even when tempted, would not violate his obligations.

The court of King Darius contemplates what motivates man.

The degree dramatizes a picture of human failure, and social and moral behavior. The book of life is sealed.

The teachings of Jesus of Nazareth are used to exemplify the universal principles of life.

Along the Oregon Trail in 1840, one pioneer lives up to his sacred obligation to care for his brother.

Benedict Arnold seeks pardon for his treason.

Knights and Nobles come together to punish crime, reward virtue, protect the innocent, and provide aid to the needy.

A brother is introduced to wood cutters who test his willingness to put aside his rank and status.

Based on a true incident during World War II and the heroic actions of Four Chaplains.

A Native American petitions for membership in a colonial symbolic lodge.

Industriousness is shown through the life of Brother Benjamin Franklin.

Two officers, while on opposite sides of the Civil War, maintain their Masonic principles.

An historic clash between Pope Honorius III and Emperor Frederick II.

Masonry's transformation from an operative guild to speculative moral fraternity.

An incident in the long wars between Islam and Christianity in Europe is resolved by Masonic teachings and toleration.

A fourteenth century trial in the English civil court during the reign of Edward II is conducted.

While attending St. Andrew's Lodge at the Green Dragon Tavern, Brothers Warren and Dawes come to the aid of an injured brother.

The degree dramatically teaches us to choose between personal advancement and service to humanity.