Cyprianus, Archbishop of Cyprus issues a condemnation of Freemasonry in 1815. He declares that anyone who preaches another gospel other than what was preached to them, even if by an angel from heaven, should be accursed. He excommunicates and curses all those who pursue the "diabolic and lawless employment of Freemasonry". After death, they will be unpardoned and their portion will be with Judas the betrayer. However, those who renounce their heresy and separate themselves from Freemasonry will be forgiven by God.
OLAUDAH EQUIANO'S INCREDIBLE LIFE NARRATIVE - Autobiography of the Former Slave, Seaman & Freedom Fighter: The Intriguing Memoir Which Influenced Ban on British Slave Trade
Cyprianus, Archbishop of Cyprus issues a condemnation of Freemasonry in 1815. He declares that anyone who preaches another gospel other than what was preached to them, even if by an angel from heaven, should be accursed. He excommunicates and curses all those who pursue the "diabolic and lawless employment of Freemasonry". After death, they will be unpardoned and their portion will be with Judas the betrayer. However, those who renounce their heresy and separate themselves from Freemasonry will be forgiven by God.
Cyprianus, Archbishop of Cyprus issues a condemnation of Freemasonry in 1815. He declares that anyone who preaches another gospel other than what was preached to them, even if by an angel from heaven, should be accursed. He excommunicates and curses all those who pursue the "diabolic and lawless employment of Freemasonry". After death, they will be unpardoned and their portion will be with Judas the betrayer. However, those who renounce their heresy and separate themselves from Freemasonry will be forgiven by God.
Cyprianus, Archbishop of Cyprus issues a condemnation of Freemasonry in 1815. He declares that anyone who preaches another gospel other than what was preached to them, even if by an angel from heaven, should be accursed. He excommunicates and curses all those who pursue the "diabolic and lawless employment of Freemasonry". After death, they will be unpardoned and their portion will be with Judas the betrayer. However, those who renounce their heresy and separate themselves from Freemasonry will be forgiven by God.
Cyprus, February 2nd, 1815 "Wherefore, clad in the sacred vestments of epitrachelion and omophorion, we say, If any man preach unto you any other ospel than that which we have preached unto you, even thouh an anel from heaven, let him be accursed!" "#al! 1,8,$% &s many as are befittin, that pursue after such a diabolic and lawless employment of Freemasonry, and all they that follow unto their infatuation and unto their error, let them be e'communicated and accursed by the Father, the (on, and the )oly (pirit! &fter death, they shall be unpardoned, indissoluble, and bloated! #roanin and tremblin, as Cain, shall they be upon the earth! "#en! *+1*%! ,he earth shall cleave and swallow them up, as -athan and &biram ".um! 1/, 01102%! ,he wrath of #od shall be upon their heads, and their portion toether with 2udas the betrayer! &n anel of the 3ord will prosecute them with a flamin sword and, unto their life4s termination, they will not 5now of proress! 3et their wor5s and toil be unblessed and let them become a cloud of dust, as of a summer threshin1floor! &nd all they indeed that shall abide still unto their wic5edness will have such a recompense! 6ut as many as shall o out from the midst of them and shall be separated, and havin spat out their abominable heresy, and shall o afar off from their accursed infatuation, such 5ind shall receive the waes of the 7ealot 8hineas9 rather let them be blessed and foriven by the Father, and the (on, and the )oly (pirit, the :nly unconfused and undivided ,rinity, the :ne #od in nature, and by us )is servants!" -eclaration of Cyprianus, &rchbishop of Cyprus! Cyprus, February 2nd, 1815
OLAUDAH EQUIANO'S INCREDIBLE LIFE NARRATIVE - Autobiography of the Former Slave, Seaman & Freedom Fighter: The Intriguing Memoir Which Influenced Ban on British Slave Trade