An adventurous, captivating and poetic memoir of the author's courageous and spiritual journey—from Scotland to Canada to Australia—in his quest to "find the Truth and know the living God." Neither an apologetic nor a polemic, he corrects much misinterpretation and misunderstanding of Freemasonry. We learn how inspiration from Masonic teachings about Solomon's Temple, the arch, and keystone led him to a deep study of the revelation from the Bible of the "stone the builders rejected" which is Christ. Readers will be uplifted, inspired, and delighted as they follow along with him in the discovery of his calling to become a minister.William J. Federer, Best-selling author, nationally known speaker, and presents “American Minute” on radio and internet at AmericanMinute.com, President, Amerisearch Inc., St. Louis, Missouri
Neil is an accomplished writer and poet and his gifts show up loud and clear in this autobiographical book of his journey through Freemasonry toward the solid rock of Calvinism. Having come there myself along a very different road, it truly amazes me to learn how God leads His elect in various ways back to the great Jehovah Elohim without Whom no one can come to God. I heartily recommend this readable book to the Christian public.
Rev. Professor Emeritus Dr. Francis Nigel Lee, Queensland Presbyterian Theological College, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
By its very nature, Freemasonry is shrouded in mystery and cloaked in secrecy, which has led inevitably to much misunderstanding and misinformation. It is here Brother McKinlay’s book comes to the rescue. Neither an apologetic nor a polemic, it is the memoir of his conversion to Christ after his personal journey into Freemasonry, how he moved from being a Mason to being a minister. Charming, engaging, informative, historical, and, most of all, Biblical, Through the Lattice is unique - as is typical of Nordskog Publishing - and answers some questions about a controversial subject. It is a book to be enjoyed.
Dr. J. D. Watson, Pastor-Teacher, Grace Bible Church, Meeker, Colorado, Author of A Word for the Day and A Hebrew Word for the Day
I read a lot of books. Many different kinds. Some just for entertainment. The ones I look out for most keenly, however, those which I seek like pearls without price, are books like this. Books which get me in touch with God. As a Christian (though not a Calvinist) I consider this to be treasure. Especially so given that I know the person whose experiences are related. There is a sense (it seems to me) in which only literature of this kind is actually important.
Billy Scobie, aka Alexander Tait, Author of Whisky in the Jar, The Cup, and upcoming novel, Upon This Rock. Alexandria, Dunbartonshire, Scotland.
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