Ellen White on Freemasonry: A Warning

Ellen White clearly and firmly stated that Freemasonry is not in harmony with God's will and that those who follow Christ must sever their connection with such secret organizations. She believed that maintaining a connection with Freemasonry after understanding the truth prevents one from receiving the seal of the living God and serving God fully, as one cannot serve both God and mammon.14MR 8.2+1 She emphasized that belonging to secret societies like Freemasonry can absorb one's time, blunt spiritual perception, and draw their thoughts away from the Lord.14MR 8.2+1 She counseled individuals to break free from this bondage and fully align themselves with God's side.20MR 167.3+1 This is because Christ is not divided, and those who stand under the blood-stained banner of Prince Immanuel cannot be united with the Free Masons or any secret organization.Ev 622.1

...ankful to our gracious heavenly Father that He has given you strength through His imparted grace to cut yourself loose from the Free Mason lodge and all that relates to the society. It was not safe for you to have any part with this secret order. Those who stand under the blood-stained banner of Prince Immanuel cannot be united with the Free M...— Ev 622.1 (1946)

...more words which had been given me, and I entreated for that precious soul that he should decide to give up his bondage of Freemasonry, and take his stand with us as a people. I prayed; and he prayed, as a man wrestling for his soul. We were both weeping and praying. He was...— 20MR 167.3 (1993)

...plainly and in clear lines in reference to his past work and what a loss it had been to the office. His connection with Free Masonry had absorbed his time and blunted his spiritual perception. His mind, his thoughts, had been upon this body, this association; and there were infidels, winebibbers, and every class. And he was bound up with these secret organizations. There was only one thing he could do—sever his connection with them and be wholly on the Lord's side; for he could not possibly serve God and mammon— 14MR 8.2 (1990)

...evealed to me Brother [Faulkhead’s] connection with the Freemasons, and I plainly stated that unless he severed every tie that bound him to these associations he would lose his soul— 7LtMs, Lt 46, 1892, par. 11 (1891)

His fellow workers said that after this Brother Faulkhead appeared like another man. Two or three days before I had talked with him, he had made the remark in ...— EA 23.7 (1891)