Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |      the devil has now set on fire, groan, imitating the lamentation
 2  I, 1 |       of holies, and have set fire to all things and burned
 3  I, 3 |       the fiercer part of the fire behind him and will see
 4  I, 5 |     the thing seen was really fire; for otherwise it would
 5  I, 5 |       who tarried long in the fire, and then came out of it
 6  I, 5 |    cast into the midst of the fire they suffered no harm was
 7  I, 9 |    Hell and deliver us to the fire; for this was made not for
 8  I, 9 |      from me, ye cursed, into fire everlasting prepared" (he
 9  I, 9 |     that undying worm, to the fire unquenchable, to the gnashing
10  I, 9 |    and having contrasted that fire with the conflagration of
11  I, 10|      10. For when you hear of fire, do not suppose the fire
12  I, 10|      fire, do not suppose the fire in that world to be like
13  I, 10|    world to be like this: for fire in this world burns up and
14  I, 10|       takes hold of; but that fire is continually burning those
15  I, 10|      then, I pray you, on the fire of hell: or again if you
16  I, 10|     fallen into that river of fire which winds in front of
17  I, 10|    darkness? for just as that fire has no consuming power so
18  I, 11|   bodies there are not set on fire and burned: for there is
19  I, 12|     shall not keep silence: a fire shall be kindled before
20  I, 12|       cometh like a refiner's fire, and like fullers soap:
21  I, 12|     which is coming shall set fire to them saith the Lord almighty;
22  I, 12|     His throne was a flame of fire, and the wheels thereof
23  I, 12|    the wheels thereof burning fire: a stream of fire wound
24  I, 12|     burning fire: a stream of fire wound its way in front of
25  I, 12|     if there were no river of fire winding by, nor any terrible
26  I, 12| dragged along the road to the fire, and haled away to the instruments
27  I, 14| beautiful than the earth, and fire than water, and the stars
28  I, 16|   checked, and, kindling like fire under the influence of repentance,
29  I, 16|     if they have to fall into fire, or deep water, or down
30  I, 19|       carry him off into hell fire, because the number of his
31  I, 19|       that material which the fire readily devours, nor, when
32 II, 3 |       on Him and the river of fire: "For a river of fire" we
33 II, 3 |      of fire: "For a river of fire" we read, "winds before
34 II, 3 |  delivered over by Him to the fire to expect any end of his
35 II, 3 |   will even now shake out the fire, and will burn up those
36 II, 3 |  rustling breeze, so that the fire may not lay hold of thy
37 II, 3 |      not consume thyself with fire. For the arms and engines
38 II, 5 |      are threatened with hell fire, it is not without purpose