Franc-Maçonnerie de la Bible

// 1905 (Etats-Unis : Knoxville)
« Knoxville, Tenn., was our next stop. Our train arrived two hours later than schedule, but this did not prevent about a dozen dear brethren being at the depot to grasp our hand and bid us "Welcome to Knoxville!" Soon we were at the Public Hall. About half an hour was spent as a testimony meeting; then we spoke for an hour or more on the freemasonry of the Bible, etc. The afternoon session for the public drew an audience of about 300, some of whom expressed themselves as seeing more clearly than ever the goodness and justice of God-his severity in the weight of the curse and his mercy in providing through Jesus for its ultimate removal »  (« The Watchtower and Herald of Christ’s kingdom »; 1 Décembre 1905; p.372).
Traduction partielle : "Environ une demi-heure a été consacré comme une réunion de témoignage; puis nous avons parlé pendant une heure ou plus de la franc-maçonnerie de la Bible, etc."