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What causes Matthew's sickness while at the Porter's House?
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He ate some forbidden fruits earlier in the journey
He was cursed by an evil spell
He was exposed to a toxic potion at the Porter's House
He was bitten by a venomous creature
What does the purgative effect of Mr. Skill's pills symbolize?
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The consequences of indulging in physical pleasures
The necessity of scientific knowledge for healing
The redemption and salvation available through Christ’s sacrifice
The importance of physical health to spiritual well-being
What is Prudence's explanation to Matthew for why medicine is bitter?
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Because its bitterness reflects the hardship of life's trials
Because only bitter substances can truly heal physical ailments
Because it symbolizes the bitterness of sin and evil
Because the bitterness shows that the Word of God is unwelcome to a worldly heart
Which of the following indicates Christiana’s growth in her spiritual journey as her time at the Porter's House nears its end?
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Her decision to continue the journey alone
Her initiative in seeking God’s guidance by asking for Great-heart’s accompaniment
Her ability to interpret the special objects shown to them
Her request for more time at the Porter’s House for further healing
What are the pilgrims shown at the Porter’s House before they depart?
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Items from key biblical stories, including the apple from the story of Adam and Eve
The actual fruits of the Tree of Knowledge
A map of their upcoming journey
A vision of their future successes and challenges
What does the drawing that Piety gives to the pilgrims symbolize?
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The inevitable hardships they will face on their journey
The necessity of material resources for a long journey
The importance of remembering God’s grace and power
The detailed plan of their journey ahead
