The Hiram Key
The Hiram Key is a book that will shake the Christian world to its very roots. When Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas, both Masons, set out to find the origins of Freemasonry they had no idea that they would find themselves unraveling the true story of Jesus and the original Jerusalem Church....
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The Hiram Key is a book that will shake the Christian world to its very roots. When Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas, both Masons, set out to find the origins of Freemasonry they had no idea that they would find themselves unraveling the true story of Jesus and the original Jerusalem Church. As a radically new picture of Jesus started to emerge, the authors came to the startling conclusion that the key rituals of modern Freemasonry were practiced by the early followers of Jesus as a means of initiation into their community.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781931412759 (1931412758)
Publish date: August 1st 2001
Publisher: Fair Winds Press
Pages no: 400
Edition language: English
Acknowledgements--The Hiram Key: Pharaohs, Freemasons and the Discovery of the Secret Scrolls of JesusPostscriptAppendix 1: The Development of Modern Freemasonry and its Impact on the WorldAppendix 2: Pre-1710 Masonic Lodges in Scotland with Date of the First Recorded MentionAppendix 3: Early Grand ...
Acknowledgements--The Hiram Key: Pharaohs, Freemasons and the Discovery of the Secret Scrolls of JesusPostscriptAppendix 1: The Development of Modern Freemasonry and its Impact on the WorldAppendix 2: Pre-1710 Masonic Lodges in Scotland with Date of the First Recorded MentionAppendix 3: Early Grand ...
Read sometime in the late 90s. At the time, I found it a fascinating deconstruction of the history of freemasonry, linking the society to ancient Egypt, Jesus Christ and the Knights Templar, including a bonus explanation for the Shroud of Turin. It really appealed to my inner conspiracy freak. But u...
I loved this book. I have no idea whether anything that the authors claim is true or even accurately researched, but it reads well and the ideas are largely plausible. I'm certain that Dan Brown derived a lot of his material from this book. But most essentially it is a gripping yarn.I also have a so...
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