To believe in God and his Revealed Will contained in the
Volume of the Sacred Law.
To use the Sacred Writings and to remember the solemn
obligations entered into thereon.
To be virtuous, amiable and discreet in conduct and to
practise out of the Lodge the duties taught in it.
To desire sincerely the intellectual and moral improvement
of all men.
To use every effort to promote Brotherly Love, Relief and
Truth, Benevolence and Charity.
To keep one's expenditure within one's means and without
detriment to oneself or connections, always remembering
that one's first duty is to provide for one's family and
dependents.
To pay due obedience to the laws of the country in which
one resides.
To give no countenance whatsoever to any act which may have
a tendency to subvert the peace and good order of
society.
To seek no commercial, social, pecuniary or other material
benefit through membership of the Craft.
To submit to the rules of the fraternity as contained in
the Book of Constitutions.