Interpreter’s House

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The comprises various indoor rooms and an outdoor garden, where various spiritual lessons are taught through original parables performed by actors or observed in the environment. It’s the home of Interpreter, Innocent, Minstrels, and Great-Heart.
It represents a place where pilgrims receive insight into the divine truths of The King’s word to guide their journey through the interpreter, who embodies the holy spirit, using parables to simplify abstract concepts by associating them with everyday situations.TPP: Answer Guide (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (p.11)
== Sub-Locations ==
=== Part 1 ===
==== Preacher Portrait ====
A painting depicts a serious man looking up to heaven, holding a bible, the law of truth written on his lips, the world behind him, pleading with others, and a golden crown hanging above his head.TPP: Modern-Day Version (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (Chapter 1, Section 3)
* Eyes: exclusive devotion to The King.
* Lips: only speaks The King’s truth.
* Plea: exposes dark things to guide sinners toward salvation.
* World: rejection of worldly things.
* Crown: future reward in eternal glory.
* It Depicts the ideal righteous man devoted to The King and is the only authorized guide for navigating trials.
* New believers should seek guidance from a trusted and credible pastor as soon as possible.
==== Dusty Room ====
A dusty parlour is swept by a man, stirring it up and causing Christian to choke, until a woman sprinkles water to settle it, making sweeping effortless.TPP: Modern-Day Version (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (Chapter 2, Section 4)
* Parlour: a polluted heart never cleansed by the gospel.
* Dust: original sin and inward corruption including thoughts, desires, and actions.
* Broom: the law reveals and condemns sin but cannot remove it.
* Water: the Gospel cleanses the heart of sin through faith, making it suitable for The King to inhabit.
* The law and The King’s grace are essential together to achieve salvation.
==== Passion And Patience ====
Two children sit together on chairs. Passion, the oldest, was agitated and discontent, mocking patience and demanding his inheritance immediately but soon squandered it until having nothing left but rags. Patience, the youngest, was willing to wait a year to receive their inheritance which never faded away.TPP: Modern-Day Version (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (Chapter 2, Section 5)
*Passion:
** The old nature, carnally minded.
** Driven by impulses to indulge in the present life without self-denial and self-control.
** Doesn’t trust The King to satisfy them.
** Mocks Patience for prioritizing the next life over making the most of the present.TPP: Modern-Day Version (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (p.12)
*Patience:
** The new nature, renewed in Christ.
** Driven by discipline to store up treasures for the next life.
** Trusts The King’s promises of eternal glories surpassing the value of anything the world has to offer.
* Treasure: eternal rewards.
* Waiting: death.
* Don’t place hope and security in possessions as they won’t accompany you in death and the world is fleeting.
* Prioritize eternal rewards through discipline over instant gratification.
==== Fireplace ====
A man repeatedly throws buckets of water into a fireplace while another man behind the wall throws oil to make the fire grow hotter.TPP: Modern-Day Version (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (Chapter 2, Section 6)
* Fireplace: the believer’s heart.
* Fire: the work of grace enabling believers to life that honours The King and boldly speak his word.
* Water Man: the devil using various tactics to eliminate godly enthusiasm like doubts, fears, lies, temptations, dividing believers, pride, persecution, and distractions.TPP: Answer Guide (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (p.13)
* Oil Man: Christ sustaining godly enthusiasm with grace, helping believers remain steadfast.
* The King calls us to persevere and rely on Christ and his grace during difficult times.
==== Palace ====
A cowardly crowd flees a palace with people dressed in gold inside as enemy knights block the entrance. A valiant man instructed a registrar outside to record his name to enter, then fought his way inside to receive the reward of eternal glory and new garments.TPP: Modern-Day Version (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (Chapter 2, Section 7)
* Palace: Celestial City.
* Fearful Crowd: those who consider the cost of following Christ too high and choose safety or the world’s ways over sanctification.
* Enemy Knights: opposition, including state and church authorities, who enforce laws that persuade non-conforming believers to turn back.
* Valiant Man: those who endure to the end including the saints.
* Registrar: the book of life.
* Celestial People: those who have already persevered through life and inherited eternal glory in the Celestial City.
* Celebration: eternal glory.
* New Garments: immortality.
* The Christian life involves conflict, suffering, and persecution, with many worldwide facing imprisonment and pressure to renounce their faith.TPP: Answer Guide (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (pp.13-14)
* Believers should prepare through prayer and The King's word before rushing into battle.TPP: Answer Guide (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (p.14)
==== Caged Man ====
A depressed former professing Christian in a cage admits to sinning continuously by failing to be vigilant, grieving the holy spirit who left him, and hardening his heart. He is trapped in perpetual despair, with his sinful desires only causing grief and believing he is beyond salvation. The King’s plan no longer offers liberation but reinforces his sense of imprisonment.TPP: Answer Guide (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (Chapter 2, Section 8)
* Iron Cage: the despair of believing one is beyond salvation.
* Depressed Christian: a former professing Christian.
* Don’t be complacent to sin and remain vigilant to guard against it.TPP: Answer Guide (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (p.14)
* Following lusts will lead to misery and spiritual death.
* True repentance involves recognizing the dangers of sin and its offense to the Holy Spirit.
* Delight in The King, his word, and his promises to break free from despair.TPP: Answer Guide (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (p.15)
==== Unprepared Dreamer ====
A trembling man recalls a dream about judgement day where The King opened the book of life and commanded angels to throw sinners (tares) into the lake of fire and take the redeemed (wheat) to the Celestial City. The King looked upon them with anger and all their sins flooded their mind to accuse them as they felt unprepared.TPP: Modern-Day Version (Part 1) (2020) (A.V) (Chapter 2, Section 9)
* Tares: those who refused to repent of their sins.
* Wheat: those who put their faith in Jesus and are saved from The King’s wrath.
* The King provides many warnings and offers Jesus' sacrifice to redeem everyone from his wrath.
=== Part 2 ===
==== Muckrake Man ====
==== Large Spider ====
==== Hen And Chickens ====
==== Slaughterhouse ====
==== Unified Flowerbed ====
==== Topped Crops ====
==== Robin Eating Spider ====
==== Miscellaneous Discussions ====
==== Rotten Tree ====
==Songs==
*The Lord Provides
*Wisdom from Interpreter's House
==Gallery==
File:Interpreter's-House-Clip-(2019)|Interpreter's House clip
File:Interpreter's-House-Interior-Screenshot-(2019).jpg|Building interior
File:Interpreter's-House-Exterior-Illustration-(Original).jpg|Building exterior
File:Interpreter-Shows-The-Garden-Illustration-(Original).jpg|Interpreter shows the garden
==References==
Category:Locations in part 1 (1678)
Category:Locations in part 2 (1678)
Category:Locations in part 1 (2019)
Category:Country of Salvation
Category:Straights