Seven Freemasons, viz., six Entered Apprentices and one Master Mason, acting under a charter or dispensation from some Grand Lodge, is the requisite number to constitute a Lodge of Masons, and …

As an Entered Apprentice takes his first step into the Lodge room, he enters into a New World: the world of Masonry. He leaves the darkness, destitution and helplessness of the world for the light and …

Traditionally, in the days when Masons were actual workers in stone, the Entered Apprentice represented the young man who was just beginning his career. He apprenticed himself to a Master …

Read and use this Entered Apprentice Mason Study Guide to learn about the First Masonic Degree.

Becoming an Entered Apprentice, the candidate is entrusted with secrets of the Masonic Order and vows to honor them under Masonic law. Once a candidate completes the Entered Apprentice …

The young beginner in learning the builders' art was called an Apprentice; after he had served as such a sufficient time to give evidence of his fitness his name was entered in the Lodge's books, after which …

When the Apprentice is made to stand there, it is because he is the cornerstone of the future Craft. The Entered Apprentice is himself a symbol, one of the noblest in the whole emblematic system of the Craft.

In this article, we will provide you with some tips on how to prepare for your Masonic Initiation (The Entered Apprentice Degree). We will cover everything from what to expect during the ceremony to …

“He (the Entered Apprentice) represents youth, typified by the rising sun, trained youth, youth willing to submit itself to discipline and to seek knowledge in order to learn the great Art of Life, the real Royal …

Mar 22, 2014 · But the Entered Apprentice's Degree has a larger meaning. It signifies the doctrine of Masonic Apprenticeship as a whole, in which Fellow Crafts and Master Masons also are included.