Is Jabulon the God of Freemasonry? Jah, Baal, Psalm 68:4, Rastafarians / Bob Marley Jehovah v Yahweh

When a Mason achieves the highest rank, the tea is spilled about what the group secretly purports to believe.

That god is actually a being they call Yobelin, who is an amalgam of the Hebrew god, a Canaanite god, and an

Egyptian one. So you heard the last thing that he said, that once you get in, then they sort of reveal what they really believe, that the god of Freemasonry is known as Yobelin.

Now, listen, again, I'm sure there are probably Freemason lodges that do not teach this or hold to this, but apparently this is a,

I've heard this before, this is a common thing within Freemasonry, it's an amalgamation of at least three different gods.

So you see here, Yah, or Jah, is who? Yahweh.

Yeah, so in Psalm 68 verse four, if you have a King James version of the

Bible, one of the names for the Lord is Jah. So in the

King James version of the Bible, God is called Jah. Some of you might be familiar with the

Rastafarians, who knows, you know, there's the reggae singer Bob Marley, and Rastafarians believe in God as Jah.

Well, there actually is a verse that calls Jehovah, or the

Lord, Jah. Now, in the New King James version, it's Yah, because J and Y, depending at what point in history, there was no

J sound, or there was no Y sound. So it's either

Jah is in Jehovah, or Yah is in Yahweh. But anyways, that's the

God of the Bible, Jah. Baal, we've all heard of Baal, right, the false deity of the

Canaanites, and I really wasn't able to find too much on the last one on, but the claim is that they believe in God, and it's just, you know, let's take this, let's take this, let's take this deity, and just kind of lump them all together, so their

God would be Jobalin, okay. So there are at least some Freemasons who believe this is their deity, and that's his name.

So if that is the case, if somebody does believe in this deity, I mean, that's a huge problem as far as biblical