New to it all, questions about interpretation

For the first time today I did a consult of the homeromanteion (first divination at all actually).

I got up, showered, dressed, said a prayer, and offered a libation to Apollo. I rolled the dice in a closed room with a lot candle, three times for three questions.

1st. I asked for guidance on coming to know the gods and seeking wisdom and strength from them.

The answer was this, 3-3-1. "Where flee you, coward, with your back turned, in the crowd?"

2nd I asked guidance on how to manage my (crippling) anxiety.

The answer was this, 5-4-5. "He will fulfill it late, and they'll repay with much".

3rd I asked guidance in interpretation of today's answers and got this. 6-4-1, "then surely have the gods themselves destroyed your wits".

I'm struggling to get at meanings here and that last one really kinda freaks me out as my primary anxiety is health anxiety over early onset dementia and stuff of that kind.

Perhaps the first answer could be an admonishment to be more courageous in seeking a spiritual path? Or just in general?

The second maybe that my efforts to deal with my anxiety will be a long road with big payoff in the future?

And the third, I really don't know. Perhaps I was being told to in a harsh way to think for my self?