The Masonic Jesus Christ: Hiram Abiff

Different people can have the same names, but it is not possible for different people to have the same characters, personalities, outlook, attitude, and identity. Even twins don't have the same characters. People with the same names can be distinguished by their identity, profile, ancestry (lineage), etc.

This book introduces you to the Masonic figure named Jesus Christ who is also known by his variant titles and attributes such as a "god", "Michael Archangel", a "mighty person", a "Freemason", a "created being", "'one of the sons of God', including he who became Satan", and Hiram Abiff. Such a Masonic figure is preached by an organization founded on the principles of Freemasonry and the Templars and works under the aegis of Christianity.

In the Bible, Jesus Christ is the base of salvation. And the main message of the Bible is salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ. The Bible says that there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved. The Bible clearly shows the identity and the nature of the Lord Jesus Christ.

However, on the other hand, the Deceiver, through his agents and cults, developed other variants of Jesus Christ through whom there is no salvation-another Jesus Christ other than that of the Bible. The Deceiver is wiser and there is no secret that is hidden from him. He knows the way to salvation. He also knows the Scriptures and what they teach. His purpose is to deceive people so they may depart from the faith and the true God, leading them to destruction.

Who do you believe in? In the Masonic Jesus Christ or Jesus Christ of the Bible?

This book has 6 chapters:

- Chapter 1: The Messiah, Christ

- Chapter 2: The Masonic Jesus Christ

- Chapter 3: Jesus Christ of the Bible

- Chapter 4: Resurrection of Jesus Christ: Invisible Spirit, or Literal and Bodily?

- Chapter 5: Ascension of Jesus Christ: Invisible Spirit or Visible and Literal Immortal Body?

- Chapter 6: The Second Coming of Jesus Christ: Invisible Spirit or Visible and Literal Body?