They talk about immortality, the resurrection and Heaven. Sacred books, including the Bible, are part of their furniture, and frequently Scriptures are quoted. According to this, the god worshipped by any savage can be worshipped by the Masons. But as many as received Him, to them gave He power to become Sons of God, even to them that believe on His name. Clymer, a Masonic authority, in his Ancient Mystic Oriental Masonry , declares on pp.
Masons regard the Bible as one of the many sacred books.
The Bible is properly called a greater light of masonry, for from the center of the lodge it pours forth from upon the East, the West, and the South its refulgent rays of Divine truth. The Bible is used among Masons as a symbol of the will of God, however it may be expressed, and therefore, whatever to any people expresses that will, may be used as substitute for the the Bible in the Masonic lodge. Thus in a lodge consisting entirely of Jews, the Old Testament alone may be placed upon the altar, and Turkish Masons make use of the Koran. Whether it be the Gospels to the Christian, the Pentateuch to the Israelite, the Koran to the Mussulman, the Vedas to the Brahmin, it everywhere masonically conveys the same idea - that of symbolism of the Divine will revealed to man. Encyclopedia of Masonry .