Death Is A Promise

I Recently Viewed A Live Stream On YT And The Discussion Was About Hiram Abif And The Mystery Surrounding His Untimely Death.
The Whole Discussion Focused On Death... Whilst I Spent The Better Part Of The Hour Waiting For Someone To Mention Hiram's Super Ability To Keep A Promise. Assuming He Was Sworn To Secrecy... I Then Pose The Question: "Is The Ritual Of Hiram Abif A Deathly Experience Covered In Darkness, Or A Ritual Of Promise Seekers And Their Ability, To Whatever End, To Hold And Maintain Their Sworn Silence Regarding The Promise...???"...

Thank You In Advance For Your Time And Replies...

ETA: "I Am Not An Accepted And Ancient Free Mason!"...

Was he Egyptian, and when did he died?



Like with Billy Graham, Mandela, Jerry Lewis, seems Hiram's name or DOD has shifted, too!

Wasn't it ABIFF?

a reply to: letni
DOD Is Purely Speculation At This Time Of Our Deaths, But...
It Is Place Therein Within The Building Of Solomon's Temple.

So... I Wonder... If Abif[f] Is Noted For Death Or For Promise Keeping.

a reply to: Pinocchio

From Wikipedia:

The themes of the allegory are the importance of fidelity, and the certainty of death.

en.m.wikipedia.org...

So, in response to the question posed in OP, the answer is "it is both".

a reply to: Pinocchio

Some are promised not to see or taste death.

I feel like since death is a part of life and we here living life then we must of signed up something knowing that we the body will die and our mind will still on. If we were supposed to live forever then no one will ever die. The bigger secret is past lifes and future lives after we die.