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Jens Rusch: /* TWENTY-FOUR INCH GAUGE */

2014-03-02T08:05:29Z

TWENTY-FOUR INCH GAUGE

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Jens Rusch: /* TWENTY-FOUR INCH GAUGE */

2014-03-02T08:04:17Z

TWENTY-FOUR INCH GAUGE

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	== TWENTY-FOUR INCH GAUGE ==		== TWENTY-FOUR INCH GAUGE ==

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Jens Rusch: /* two feet long */

2014-03-02T08:02:40Z

two feet long

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Jens Rusch: /* two feet long */

2014-03-02T08:01:36Z

two feet long

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	The Masonic essence of the lesson is ability, preparedness and readiness, recalling the suggestion of William Shakespeare to the workmen in Julius Ceasar (act 1, scene i, line 5), "Where is thy leather apron and thy rule? What dost thou with thy best apparel on?"		The Masonic essence of the lesson is ability, preparedness and readiness, recalling the suggestion of William Shakespeare to the workmen in Julius Ceasar (act 1, scene i, line 5), "Where is thy leather apron and thy rule? What dost thou with thy best apparel on?"



	== TWENTY-FOUR INCH GAUGE ==		== TWENTY-FOUR INCH GAUGE ==

Jens Rusch am 2. März 2014 um 08:00 Uhr

2014-03-02T08:00:07Z

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	== The Twenty Four Inch Gauge ==		== The Twenty Four Inch Gauge ==
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	Excerpted from “Handbook for Candidate’s Coaches”		Excerpted from “Handbook for Candidate’s Coaches”



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== The Twenty Four Inch Gauge ==

The Twenty Four Inch Gauge is an instrument made use of by operative masons to measure and layout their work. But we, as free and accepted masons, are taught to make use of it for the more noble and glorious purpose of dividing our time . It, being divided into twenty-four equal parts, is emblematic of the twenty-four hours of the day, which we are taught to divide into three parts, a part for the service of God and a distressed worthy brother, a part for our usual vocations, and a part for refreshment and repose.

The 24" Gauge is a symbol of "Time as wealth". The twenty-four inch gauge impresses us with the importance of the allotment of time for various activities.

Time is the substance of life. Wisely used, carefully budgeted, it goes far and does much. Carelessly used, wasted, allowed to slip away, it becomes an expression of a useless and wasted life. Ecclesiates III:1-8, most interestingly describes some of the human uses of time.

Excerpted from “Handbook for Candidate’s Coaches”