Amos What Seest Thou

In “Amos, What Seest Thou?” by Brother Alexander S. “Sandy” MacNabb, the lessons from the Fellowcraft Degree are explored through the biblical story of Amos. Living in a time of prosperity and moral decline, Amos was chosen by God to warn the people of Israel to repent or face destruction. The plumb line symbolizes God’s strict justice and the need for moral rectitude. The scripture underscores the transition to adulthood and the importance of upholding moral principles, both in society and within Freemasonry. It emphasizes the pursuit of righteousness, justice, and moral integrity throughout one’s life as essential tenets of Freemasonry.