FROM MASON TO MINISTER

 

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.

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"This book is a poetic memoir of the author’s quest to “find the Truth and know the Living God.” Once a high-level Mason, Neil McKinlay offers firsthand insight into Freemasonry and its teachings, which inspired him to a deep Biblical study of “the Stone the builders rejected”—Jesus Christ. You will be uplifted as you follow his absorbing journey “through the lattice” to the discovery of his calling to ministry.

"A captivating journey of courage through a world of secrets, soul-searching, and ultimate success, it is an intriguing and inspiring read from shadows to sunlight!"

William J. Federer

"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."

Rev. Professor Emeritus Dr. Francis Nigel Lee, author of God's Ten Commandments 

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"I read a lot of books. Those that I seek most keenly, like pearls without price, are books like this, books that get me in touch with God. There is a sense (it seems to me) that only literature of this kind is actually important.

Billy Scobie, author of Upon This Rock, Song of the River, Mightier Than the Sword, Whisk in the Jar, The Cup