Will there be beds for me and all who seek? Yea, beds for all who come.
What inference is suggested by these lines?
Up-Hill
Responses
The inn is a metaphor for a welcoming faith or heaven.
The inn is a metaphor for a welcoming faith or heaven.
The inn is a reference for a hotel, indicating the great service to come.
The inn is a reference for a hotel, indicating the great service to come.
The inn is not on a very well-traveled road.
The inn is not on a very well-traveled road.
The inn is extremely large and has many rooms.
1 answer
The correct inference suggested by the lines from "Up-Hill" is:
The inn is a metaphor for a welcoming faith or heaven.
This interpretation points to a larger meaning about spiritual or existential fulfillment for those who seek it, rather than a literal hotel.
