Book, Chapter

 1   2,   1|    smoke, we know that there is fire beneath; and when we hear
 2   2,   1|         smoke when it indicates fire. For it is not from any
 3   2,   1| experience we come to know that fire is beneath, even when nothing
 4   3,  16|        thou shalt heap coals of fire on his head," one would
 5   3,  16|      and interpret the coals of fire as the burning groans of
 6   3,  36|     went out of Sodom it rained fire from heaven, and destroyed
 7   3,  37|       punishment of everlasting fire, just as Christ is the head
 8   4,  18|        the subject, a tongue of fire springs up out of that cold
 9   4,  21|         his hand, there rose up fire out of the rock and consumed
10   4,  21|       and touched the rock, and fire rose out of it, this was
11   4,  21|        says, 'I am come to send fire on the earth.'" And in the
12   4,  21|    should be excited and set on fire by the majestic style. Cyprian