STORYLINE
The 10th degree teaches tolerance of others through the story of King Solomon. King Solomon learns of his sentence from which there is no appeal. This degree teaches us that all people should have freedom of political and spiritual ideology, and it is our duty to respect this diversity of opinion.
PHILOSOPHY
The violator of his obligations to God will not go unpunished.
CORE VALUES
Reverence for God & Justice
Find this Degree
See the 10° - Master Elect at the Valleys below.
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Ohio
Columbus
- Secretary:
- Fred S. Kile, 33°
- Address
- 290 Cramer Creek Ct, Dublin, OH, 43017-2584
- Phone:
- 614-766-2272
- Fax:
- 614-766-1181
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Indiana
George Rogers Clark
- Secretary:
- Richard K. Barton, 32°
- Address
- 341 E. Poplar St., Corydon, IN, 47112
- Phone:
- 812-322-1020
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Indiana
Indianapolis
- Secretary:
- Thomas A. Fallis, 33°
- Address
- 650 NORTH MERIDIAN STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IN, 46204-1294
- Phone:
- 317-262-3111
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Wisconsin
La Crosse
- Secretary:
- Jacob R. Schultz, 32°
- Address
- 118 8th St. South, La Crosse, WI, 54601
- Phone:
- 608-778-5610
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New York
Rockville Centre
- Secretary:
- Mark Berkson, 33°
- Address
- SCOTTISH RITE MASONIC HALL, 28 LINCOLN AVE, ROCKVILLE CTR., NY, 11570-5783
- Phone:
- 516-659-1118
- Fax:
- 516-678-3232
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Ohio
Toledo
- Secretary:
- Michael E. Shobe, 33°
- Address
- 309 W. Sophia St, Maumee, OH, 43537-2169
- Phone:
- 419-893-2942
- Fax:
- 419-893-2962
The Lodge of Perfection Degrees
The Lodge of Perfection is where a Scottish Rite Mason’s journey begins. This body confers the 4th through the 14th degrees. These degrees investigate and contemplate spirituality, and also amplify the Hiramic Legend and lessons from the Biblical era.
The Lodge of Perfection degrees are often referred to as “ineffable” degrees because they focus on the ineffable, or unutterable, name of God. Members will also see many references back to the three symbolic degrees of the Blue Lodge. The degrees in this first body are meant to amplify the core Masonic teachings and apply them to practical, everyday situations.
The name of the Lodge of Perfection refers to the belief of Scottish Rite Masons that while they know they are not perfect, there is a path to perfection. One of the key moral teachings in this body is that men must persevere and overcome difficulties in their progress toward perfection.