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Golden Candlesticks In The Crucible. In response to reverend hale’s question about why john proctor does not come to church, proctor answers that all parris preaches. What do the golden candlesticks, proctor's signature, and poppets symbolize in the crucible? The original candlesticks were pewter, but reverend parris is obsessed with acquiring gold candlesticks, but parris came, and for twenty. When hale asks the proctors in act ii why they have a poor church attendance record, proctor explains that he resents parris, who constantly. A passage from arthur miller's play the crucible, set in 17th century salem, massachusetts, shows the conflict between a puritan pastor and a farmer over the meaning of golden. Proctor knew that the puritans were supposed to be abstemious, yet “[parris] preached nothin’ but golden candlesticks”(page 65). The golden candlestick is a 3500 year old divinely designed typological prefiguring of the holy bible as exemplified in the protestant.

A passage from arthur miller's play the crucible, set in 17th century salem, massachusetts, shows the conflict between a puritan pastor and a farmer over the meaning of golden. When hale asks the proctors in act ii why they have a poor church attendance record, proctor explains that he resents parris, who constantly. The original candlesticks were pewter, but reverend parris is obsessed with acquiring gold candlesticks, but parris came, and for twenty. The golden candlestick is a 3500 year old divinely designed typological prefiguring of the holy bible as exemplified in the protestant. In response to reverend hale’s question about why john proctor does not come to church, proctor answers that all parris preaches. Proctor knew that the puritans were supposed to be abstemious, yet “[parris] preached nothin’ but golden candlesticks”(page 65). What do the golden candlesticks, proctor's signature, and poppets symbolize in the crucible?

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Golden Candlesticks In The Crucible When hale asks the proctors in act ii why they have a poor church attendance record, proctor explains that he resents parris, who constantly. When hale asks the proctors in act ii why they have a poor church attendance record, proctor explains that he resents parris, who constantly. What do the golden candlesticks, proctor's signature, and poppets symbolize in the crucible? Proctor knew that the puritans were supposed to be abstemious, yet “[parris] preached nothin’ but golden candlesticks”(page 65). A passage from arthur miller's play the crucible, set in 17th century salem, massachusetts, shows the conflict between a puritan pastor and a farmer over the meaning of golden. In response to reverend hale’s question about why john proctor does not come to church, proctor answers that all parris preaches. The original candlesticks were pewter, but reverend parris is obsessed with acquiring gold candlesticks, but parris came, and for twenty. The golden candlestick is a 3500 year old divinely designed typological prefiguring of the holy bible as exemplified in the protestant.