The 20th degree, Master Ad Vitam, tells a story about George Washington; the 25th degree, Master of Achievement, is about Benjamin Franklin; and the 26th degree, Prince of Mercy, concerns Abraham Lincoln.
In 2004, the NMJ rewrote and reorganized its degrees. This table lists the latest lineup.Division | Degree Number | Degree Title |
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Lodge of Perfection | 4 | Master Traveler |
5 | Perfect Master (formerly part of the 23rd degree) | |
6 | Master of the Brazen Serpent | |
7 | Provost and Judge | |
8 | Intendant of the Building | |
9 | Master of the Temple (formerly part of the 23rd degree) | |
10 | Master Elect of Fifteen | |
11 | Sublime Master Elected | |
12 | Grand Master Architect (formerly the 26th degree) | |
13 | Master of the Ninth Arch | |
14 | Grand Elect Mason | |
Council Princes of Jerusalem | 15 | Knight of the East or Sword |
16 | Prince of Jerusalem | |
Chapter Rose Croix | 17 | Knight of the East and West |
18 | Knight of the Rose Croix de Heredon Council of Kadosh | |
Consistory | 19 | Grand Pontiff |
20 | Master Ad Vitam (George Washington) | |
21 | Patriarch Noachite | |
22 | Prince of Libanus | |
23 | Chief of the Tabernacle | |
24 | Brother of the Forest | |
25 | Master of Achievement (Benjamin Franklin) | |
26 | Prince of Mercy (Abraham Lincoln) | |
27 | Knight of Jerusalem | |
28 | Knight of the Sun or Prince Adept | |
29 | Knight of St. Andrew | |
30 | Grand Inspector (formerly the 31st degree) | |
31 | Knight Aspirant (formerly Part 1 of the 32nd degree) | |
32 | Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret | |
Supreme Council | 33 | Inspector General |