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 1  Intr,   0|   Morning's draught of liquid fire; ~By the full kingdome of
 2  Unic,  15|    begins to kindle the great fire which (as I shall say in
 3  Unic,  15|     more use for kindling the fire, than any amount of wood --
 4  Unic,  16|     it all aside and catching fire with love for God; and so
 5  Unic,  17|      allows it to burn in the fire of that Divine candle, which
 6  Unic,  18|    issues from itself, like a fire that is burning and has
 7  Unic,  18|     flame, and sometimes this fire increases with great force.
 8  Unic,  18|     rises very high above the fire, but that does not make
 9  Unic,  18|    same flame which is in the fire. This, with all your learning,
10  Unic,  18|      to be, the same; a small fire is as much fire as is a
11  Unic,  18|       a small fire is as much fire as is a large one and yet
12  Unic,  18|    two is evident. In a small fire, a long time elapses before
13  Unic,  18|    become red-hot; but if the fire be a large one, the piece
14  Unic,  19|   seeing the vehemence of the fire assuaged by water which
15  Unic,  20|    for us; it buys us eternal fire and endless affliction.
16  Unic,  21|       like them, in whom this fire of the love of God burned
17  Unic,  29| applied indiscriminately. The fire must be controlled at its
18  Unic,  29|     it seems rather as if the fire is already kindled and it
19  Unic,  29|      to have set it wholly on fire. Oh, how often, when in
20  Unic,  29|      seemed to see a point of fire. With this he seemed to
21  Unic,  30|    one who is always wielding fire and sword. It pictures God'
22  Unic,  30|   knowing who has kindled the fire, nor whence it comes, nor
23  Unic,  30|     love is also like a great fire, which has always to be
24  Unic,  30|   bringing wood, so that this fire should not die. For my own
25  Unic,  30|   grants an abundance of this fire of His love, that they should
26  Unic,  30|     to throw any wood on this fire, and is frightened to death
27  Unic,  31|     said, I throw them on the fire. I am incapable of doing
28  Unic,  32|     understand them. I felt a fire within my soul the nature
29  Unic,  32|     to describe that interior fire and that despair, which
30  Unic,  32|     repeat that that interior fire and despair are the worst
31  Unic,  32|     matter compared with that fire.~
32  Unic,  34|     my soul ablaze with a new fire of longing to begin to serve
33  Unic,  35|  about to fling myself into a fire, for this the Lord had already
34  Unic,  37|  finds no way of kindling the fire of the love of God. It is
35  Unic,  37|    seen, which shows that the fire is not altogether dead.
36  Unic,  37|     crazy with blowing on the fire and rearranging the wood,
37  Unic,  37|      efforts only put out the fire more and more. I believe
38  Unic,  39|      they seemed to be all on fire. There is a great deal of
39  Unic,  39|       having experienced this fire, which seems to proceed