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What is the significance of the scroll in 'Pilgrim's Progress'?

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The scroll symbolizes assurance and proof of Christian's pilgrimage toward salvation and the Celestial City.

In 'Pilgrim's Progress,' the scroll given to Christian at the cross is of immense significance as it represents his assurance of salvation and identity as a pilgrim. This scroll is not merely a document but a testament to God's promise and grace. It provides comfort and validation amid trials, reminding Christian of the destination of his journey and the hope of eternal life in the Celestial City. Losing the scroll serves as a metaphor for the dangers posed by spiritual lethargy and the importance of vigilance in a believer's walk.
Scripture References: Revelation 3:5

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Pilgrim's Progress, part 2
John Bunyan · May 4, 2017
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