Everyone Love Oreo Cookies! They're an American treat, perfect dipped in milk. But have you ever looked at the front of an Oreo cookie and noticed a lot of unusual symbols on the front?

Free Masonic TEMPLAR Symbolism

There are at least three Masonic symbols used in the design, some clear and some more obscure or even eliminated. Looking closely at the pattern, we will see the Patriarchal Cross (the cross of Lorainne), the Templar Cross and the Square and Compass.

Source: Enigma of Freemasonry

The Patriarchal Cross

When looking at the pattern, our eyes are drawn immediately to the word "Oreo" in the center. There is an triangle arrow pointing us up. If we follow the arrow up, we see the a funny looking symbol. It's a cross with two bars, instead of one. This is the "Patriarchal Cross" also known as the "Cross of Lorraine". It's origin is from the knights templar.

The Patriarchal Cross is an upright pale, crossed by two bars. This cross displayed in purple is the insignia of the officers of the Grand Encampment. Although there are no references to this particular cross in the ritual, it is regarded as being representative of Archepiscopal rank in the Church for many ages; therefore it is symbolic of high rank in the Order. In Templar correspondence, this cross is traditionally prefixed to the signature of either a Preceptor (Commander) or Past Preceptor. Source: Enigma of Freemasonry

The Cross of Lorraine became better known by Magnum P.I. who had a Patriarchal Cross featured prominently on his ring.

The Templar Cross

All around the edge of the cookie, we see a repeating pattern of triangle crosses. Often mistaken for flowers, it's the Templar Cross pattern around the edge.

The Cross Patee is formed with spreading arms, closed at the ends. To American Templars, it is known as the Templar Cross. This cross represents the spread of the Gospel to the four corners of the Earth. It was the symbol of the original Knights Templar. Traditionally, the cross arms should spread with a curve, as worn by English Templars. In the United States it is typically depicted in the form of four equilateral triangles meeting at a single point in the center. The officers of a Grand Commandery wear a scarlet Templar cross. A Templar Cross in purple tincture denotes a Past Grand Commander. Source: Enigma of Freemasonry

Templar Flag

This symbol became famous from the blasphemous "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" The Templar Cross if clearly seen on the chest of the buff "Prince Adam" when he turns into He-Man. By the power of Grayskull indeed.

The Square and Compass

This one is trickier to see, because it's inverted. Looking again at the "Oreo" we see a triangle arrow pointing down. You have to turn the cookie around to see what the down arrow is pointing at. It's the Free Masonic Square and Compass.

The Square and Compass is the most iconic Free-Masonic symbol there is. It's not very clear in the pattern, because of it's small size, but the original design had the Square and Compass to symbolize freemasonry.

This symbol may have been too obvious, because later designs change this to a flower pattern. If you look at a modern Oreo cookie, this symbol has been removed.

Original Design With the Square and Compass

Current Design With a Flower Pattern

Conclusion

Occult symbolism is everywhere. Does this mean we shouldn't eat Oreo cookies? Personally, I don't have a problem with it. The point of this article is for us to recognize the symbolism we are exposed to every day without even realizing it. We are being indoctrinated with images so they become familiar with us if we ever are selected to rise up the religious mystery schools. Knights of the Templar may seem Christian, but the emphasis is never on Christ, but the spreading of their gospel - the gospel of lawlessness and an introduction into the occult mystery schools.

Enjoy the cookie, beware of the symbolism.

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Benjamin Turner: God fearer. Rooted in Messiah. Husband of @lturner. Father of four wonderful children. The guy behind the camera. Steemit enthusiast.

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