Holy Royal Arch

What is the symbolism of the Chapter's triple tau?

The Triple Tau, formed by three tau crosses conjoined at their feet, serves as the principal badge and grand emblem of the Royal Arch. Historically, the symbol originated as the monogram of the letters T over H, signifying Templum Hierosolymae, the Temple of Jerusalem, as recorded by the Provincial Grand Lodge of Warwickshire. The Grand Lodge of British Columbia and Yukon notes that this emblem also signifies that the wearer acknowledges himself to be a servant of God, or represents the Phoenician initial letters for Hiram Abif and Hiram of Tyre.

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