Part, Question

 1   1, 118 |        thus in ~the fire of a furnace, the form of fire remains,
 2   2, 26  |        even as the power of a furnace is ~proved to be the stronger,
 3   2, 133 | because, like the fire in the furnace, it consumes everything.
 4   2, 182 |      Hom. xiv in Ezech.) "the furnace of ~love which begins to
 5 Suppl, 72|       as it is taken from the furnace. It will be the same with
 6 Suppl, 72|      world will perish in the furnace of worldly flames." Therefore
 7 Suppl, 72|     the children in the fiery furnace (Dan. 3); although their
 8 Suppl, 72|   children ~in the Babylonian furnace. In this respect a distinction
 9 Suppl, 79|       flames of the Chaldees' furnace of the power to ~burn, since
10 Suppl, 94|       even so the fire of the furnace is ~regulated by the forethought
11 Appen1, 2|  written ~(Ecclus. 27:6): The furnace tries the potter's vessels,"