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 1    Pref         |  examiners ought to be lest the fire of the Spirit of God should
 2    Life, XV     |         much we try to make the fire burn, in order to obtain
 3    Life, XV     |      the beginning of the great fire, which sends forth—I shall
 4    Life, XV     |       and will help to kindle a fire more than many fagots of
 5    Life, XVI    |      not burning with the great fire of the love of God, as the
 6    Life, XVI    |    prudence aside; and so their fire throws out but little heat.
 7    Life, XVI    |         I do not say that their fire ought to burn like that
 8    Life, XVI    |         wish it were a stronger fire than I see it is. Do you,
 9    Life, XVI    |       know wherein much of this fire consists? In the hatred
10    Life, XVIII  |     forth out of itself, like a fire that is burning and is become
11    Life, XVIII  |    flame; and occasionally this fire increases violently—the
12    Life, XVIII  |    flame ascends high above the fire; but it is not therefore
13    Life, XVIII  |      the same flame of the same fire. Your learning, my fathers,
14    Life, XVIII  |         the other; but a little fire, also, is as much fire as
15    Life, XVIII  |   little fire, also, is as much fire as a great fire—and yet
16    Life, XVIII  |        made red-hot in a little fire, some time must pass; but  ./. 
17    Life, XVIII  |      must pass; but  ./. if the fire be great, the iron very
18    Life, XIX    |      behold the violence of the fire subdued by the water, which
19    Life, XX     |     obtains for us hell itself, fire everlasting, and torments
20    Life, XXI    |      have suffered, in whom the fire of the love of God has grown
21    Life, XXIX   |         lost. The source of the fire must be kept under control,
22    Life, XXIX   |         who apply the fuel; the fire is already kindled, and
23    Life, XXIX   |          that has set it all on fire. Oh, how often do I remember,
24    Life, XXIX   |   angels, who seem to be all of fire: they must be those whom
25    Life, XXIX   |     there seemed to be a little fire. He appeared to me to be
26    Life, XXIX   |          and to leave me all on fire with a great love of God.
27    Life, XXX    |        bringing upon everything fire and sword; it dwells upon
28    Life, XXX    |   itself is then burning in the fire, knowing not who has kindled
29    Life, XXX    |        it seeks relief from the fire by spiritual reading, it
30    Life, XXX    |        desires instantly are on fire, and the soul is never satisfied.
31    Life, XXX    |       love is also like a great fire, which requires fuel continually,
32    Life, XXX    |         fuel, in order that the fire may not be quenched. As
33    Life, XXX    | goodness, has communicated this fire of His love in its fulness.
34    Life, XXX    |     enough to heap fuel on this fire, and die of fear that the
35    Life, XXX    |        and die of fear that the fire may go out, it seems to
36    Life, XXXI   |        said469 I threw into the fire; for I am  ./. not able
37    Life, XXXII  |  utterly inexplicable. I felt a fire in my soul. I cannot see
38    Life, XXXII  |     cannot describe that inward fire or that despair, surpassing
39    Life, XXXII  |        me, but I felt myself on fire, and torn to pieces, as
40    Life, XXXII  |        I repeat it, this inward fire and despair are the greatest
41    Life, XXXII  |  nothing in comparison with the fire that is there.~7. I was
42    Life, XXXIV  |       seems as if it left a new fire in my soul, burning with
43    Life, XXXIV  |        Jesus! what is a soul on fire with Thy love! How we ought
44    Life, XXXV   |    going to throw myself into a fire; for our Lord had already
45    Life, XXXVII |      itself, it cannot make the fire of the love of God burn:
46    Life, XXXVIII|          It is a grand flame of fire, which seems to burn up
47    Life, XXXIX  |     glory, and seemingly all on fire. The difference is great,
48    Life, XXXIX  |       afterwards amazed at this fire, which seems to spring forth
49    Life, XL     |    began to be more and more on fire, and I was carried away
50    Life, XL     |    beautiful, and as it were on fire. Many they laid low on the
51     Rel, I(622) |      she is absorbed in God, on fire with His love, or at Communion.~"
52     Rel, I      |      they flow out of a certain fire and heat so excessive that,
53     Rel, III    |         nature to our Lord. The fire began to kindle in my soul,
54     Rel, VIII   |       same thing; but only as a fire, if it is great and ready
55     Rel, VIII   |     ready for burning; so, like fire burning rapidly, the soul,
56     Rel, VIII   |        ascends on high, but the fire thereof is the same as that
57     Rel, VIII   |      does the flame cease to be fire because it ascends: so here,
58     Ind         | impetuosities of, xxix. 10, 11; fire of, xxx. 25.~Loyalty, worldly,