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Historically the altar is where people made sacrifices to commune with their Deity. In Freemasonry it is where masons, who commune with the Grand Architect of the Universe, can all together commune with deity.

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A fellowcraft represents a modern workman at the building of King Solomon's Temple. the position the apron is in represented their level of experience.

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A master mason is a modern representation of an Overseer during the construction of King Solomon's Temple. Workmen then had different positions of their aprons to represent their duties.

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A Past Master of a lodge is someone who spent at least one year as Master of the lodge. It is different from the Master's symbol as it is more admonished.

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The Entered Apprentice is a modern apprentice from the building of the temple. They were new so they wore the bib up to protect their clothes.

Freemasons use a white apron to represent purity and innocence.

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The Chaplain is the religious figure of the lodge, he reads the verses during ritual and leads the lodge in prayer.

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The Junior Deacon is the messenger for the Senior Warden and communicates with the Tyler who is outside of the lodge.

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The Junior Warden takes care of the Craft, he takes care of the food at meetings and events, and is the direct line of communication to the craft.

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The Marshall is often times an honorary position and his duty is to conduct the brethren during processions.

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The Secretary records the proceedings of all meetings, receives communications from outside of the lodge, and hands off money received to the Treasurer.
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