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practice of Satan adopted by Freemasonry, the actual meaning of the name of the city was
attributed to a completely unrelated matter. According to the website of the Chamber of
Commerce for Macon, the name was chosen for the following reason.

In 1822 the Georgia legislature created Bibb County, named for William Wyatt Bibb, a
U.S. Senator. Macon, named in honor of Nathaniel Macon, a North Carolina
patriot and statesman, was the county seat.
[ S o u r c e :
http://www.maconchamber.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=60
&Itemid=69]

It is ever the practice of Freemasonry to lie and practice deception. It is highly unlikely that
citizens of Georgia would name their city in honor of a politician from North Carolina. This
explanation merely served as a plausible ruse to keep the true influence of Freemasonry
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hidden. Significantly, Macon lies between the 32 and 33 parallel north longitude,
numbers which are related to the two highest degrees of Scottish Rite Freemasonry. This
same chamber of commerce website contains the following statement on Macon’s history.

The city of Babylon inspired Macon’s planners to create a city with multitudes of parks
and spacious avenues. When James Webb, the appointed surveyor laid out the downtown
streets of Macon in 1832, he gave future generations the gift of wide streets and parks. The
planners designated 250 acres for Central City Park and citizens were required by
ordinances to plant shade trees in their front yards.
[Source: Ibid]

The link between Babylon and Freemasonry is well established. Freemasonry is a modern
incarnation of the ancient Babylonian Mysteries. Satan has preserved the profane rites and
symbols of ancient Babylon and has brought them forward to the present. Babylon was
reputed to be a city of gardens and many trees and wide avenues. The Masonic founders of
Macon laid out the city to conform to the historic pattern of Babylon. That Macon bears this
connection to Babylon further demonstrates that it is a Masonic city, and that the public
explanation for its name is a red herring. Freemasonry is a “secret” society after all. In the
1800s men did not go about broadcasting the fact that they were building Masonic cities.

When I was living in Macon the Father directed me to work at the rescue mission there. The
mission has a thrift store where donations are received and sold to help fund their
operations. I was asked to work as a manager at the store overseeing all of the donations,
prepping them for sale. Frequently we would receive Masonic books as donations. I
acquired an old copy of Albert Pike’s Morals and Dogma at the time, as well as a large
Masonic Bible produced by the Holman Company.