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 1 Preface,    1      |        burning ~brand from the fire, forced the temptress from
 2 ApCreed,    3      |    that somewhere within was a fire, even if he did not see
 3 ApCreed,    3      |     even if he did not see the fire ~itself which caused this
 4 ApCreed,    3,  1  |      evil - as, for ~instance, fire because it burns is essentially
 5 ApCreed,    5,  1  |       cursed, into everlasting fire which was prepared for the
 6 ApCreed,    7   (1)|       eternal and unquenchable fire. This is gehenna or the ~'
 7 ApCreed,    7   (1)|   so-called. There also is the fire of ~Purgatory, in which
 8 ApCreed,   14,  4  | although ~burning eternally in fire, they shall never be consumed: "
 9 ApCreed,   14,  4  |       shall ~not die and their fire shall not be quenched."21
10 ApCreed,   15,  1  |       Lord hath said it, whose fire ~is in Sion, and His furnace
11 ApCreed,   15,  3  |      pain of sense. It is the ~fire of hell which tortures the
12 ApCreed,   15,  3  |       shall not die, and their fire shall not be quenched.25~ ~
13 10Command,    0,  1|   elements: "They imagined the fire or the wind ~to be gods."6
14 10Command,    2,  3|          Are not My words as a fire, ~saith the Lord, and as
15 10Command,    4,  2|     shall be in danger of hell fire."40 And He has ~reference
16 10Command,    6,  1|     not unlike ~the mixture of fire and straw: "Fire shall devour
17 10Command,    6,  1|    mixture of fire and straw: "Fire shall devour their tabernacles,
18 10Command,    9,  1|  hereby lust is enkindled as a fire."12 And again: "Can a man ~
19 10Command,    9,  1|        again: "Can a man ~hide fire in his bosom, and his garments
20 LordPray,    2,  3 |   Church."4 It is likened to a fire because of its purifying
21 LordPray,    2,  3 |        purifying power; for as fire purifies metal, so does
22 LordPray,    2,  3 |          My God is a consuming fire."5 It is compared to light