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 1 PreGreek  |     the chaff to unquenchable fire ---- and that in spite of
 2 I         |       they read the words, "A fire is kindled in mine anger";32
 3 XIV       |       as it were from flaming fire,246suddenly illuminates
 4 XIV       |       lighted as from flaming fire, illuminates the soul, and
 5 XIV       |       as it were from flaming fire, the Word 255knew this before
 6 XXI       |    themselves. Besides these, fire is self-moved, and so perhaps
 7 XXI       |      cursed, into the eternal fire." 448And let us see how
 8 XXII      |      to be burnt, and through fire seek their release from
 9 XXIII(576)|                        2 "The fire of God." See 2 Esd. iv.
10 XXIV      |      water is the opposite of fire? ~Certainly. ~And, likewise,
11 XXIV      |     another? ~I do. ~And that fire and water, and the others
12 XXIV      |       water is destructive of fire, light of darkness, and
13 XXV       |      cursed, into the eternal fire which is prepared for the
14 XXVI      |     are committed to age-long fire; and if pain is an evil
15 XXVII     | Saviour says, "I came to cast fire upon the earth; and what
16 XXVII     |   already kindled." 687If the fire which He came to cast upon
17 XXVII     |   earth had not been a saving fire, at all events a saving
18 XXVII     |        at all events a saving fire for men, the Son of the