Carmel Lodge No. 680 F.&A.M.
Entered Apprentice
Table of Contents
General Introduction
Purpose of These Manuals
Freemasonry Defined
The Purpose of Freemasonry
Origin of Freemasonry
Transition from Operative to Speculative
King Solomon's Temple
The Origin of our Ritual
Origin of the First Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge Titles
The Title 'Free and Accepted'
Is Freemasonry a Secret Society?
Is Freemasonry a Religion?
The Use of Symbolism and Allegory
The Entered Apprentice Degree
Qualifications of a Petitioner
The Secret Ballot
Preparation for Initiation
Duly and Truly Prepared
The Hoodwink
The Cable-Tow
Entering the Lodge
The Method of Reception
Prayer in Lodge
The Practice of Circumambulation
Kneeling at the Altar
The Obligation
The Three Great Lights of Masonry
Presentation of the Lambskin Apron
Working Tools of an Entered Apprentice
The Northeast Corner
The Lecture of this Degree
The Charge
Masonic Decorum and Advancement
The Proficiency
The Language of Freemasonry
When to Rise and When to be Seated
Subjects Not Proper for Discussion in Lodge
The Worshipful Master
The Tiler
No Horseplay or Hazing
The Heart of the Masonic Family
The Rights of an Entered Apprentice Mason
The Responsibilities of an Entered Apprentice Mason