English, 18.05.2021 21:00 kam3864

Sort these stage actions to show their order. Confession gives Everyman a scourge.
Everyman kneels down and prays for God's mercy and grace and then gets up from his knees.
Good Deeds, her strength returned after Everyman's act of penance, stands up
Knowledge gives Everyman the robe of contrition
Everyman puts on the garment of contrition

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Confession gives Everyman a scourge.
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