Book, Chapter

 1      I, 13|    Thales did water, Heraclitus fire, Anaximenes air, Anaximander
 2      I, 13|       Vesta, in like manner, to fire, and the Muses to waters,
 3      I, 27| punishment, who has prepared no fire in hell, no gnashing of
 4      I, 28|       thrown into the Creator's fire. Then has no remedial provision
 5     II, 8 |        His ministers a flame of fire. He would not have made
 6     II, 10|       in the midst of stones of fire, thou wast irreproachable
 7     II, 10|  detained amongst the stones of fire, and the flashing rays of
 8     II, 14|       deluge, afterwards by the fire (of Sodom); that Egypt,
 9    III, 9 |        His ministers a flame of fire" as truly spirits as also
10    III, 9 |        as truly spirits as also fire so has He truly made them
11    III, 10|        means of even a bush and fire, and again afterwards by
12    III, 23|     their cities are burnt with fire, their country strangers
13    III, 23|         of their consumption by fire: "Because of me has this
14    III, 23|         cities to be burnt with fire, for they are now in heaps?
15     IV, 14|        What mean ye that ye set fire to my vineyard, and that
16     IV, 23|      Elias, inflicts the blowof fire from heaven in the case
17     IV, 23|       Elias, "He was not in the fire, but in the still small
18     IV, 29|   proclaims, "I am come to send fire on the earth." That most
19     IV, 29|        disciples from demanding fire on the churlish village.
20     IV, 29|      Gomorrah with a tempest of fire. Of Him the psalmist sang, "
21     IV, 29|       Him the psalmist sang, "A fire shall go out before Him,
22     IV, 29|      the threat, "I will send a fire upon the cities of Judah;"
23     IV, 29|       Judah;" and by Isaiah, "A fire has been kindled in mine
24     IV, 29|        be of no importance what fire you insist upon being understood.
25     IV, 29|         if it be but figurative fire, yet, from the very fact
26     IV, 29|         mine. The similitude of fire must belong to Him who owns
27     IV, 29|     explain the quality of that fire which He mentioned, when
28     IV, 29|        peace, intended also the fire of destruction. As is the
29     IV, 39|      and in the earth blood and fire, and pillars of smoke; the
30      V, 6 |        s work shall be tried by fire,(or) when a reward shall
31      V, 6 |        be recompensed to him by fire; because it is by fire that
32      V, 6 |       by fire; because it is by fire that the test is applied
33      V, 9 |        perish either at once by fire or the wild beasts, or even
34      V, 16|        His might and in flaming fire." The heretic, however,
35      V, 16|          has erased the flaming fire, no doubt that he might
36      V, 16|       must require "the flaming fire." Thus on this consideration