The Fire Chart



Psalm 21:8,9 – time of thine anger


  

 fiery oven; the fire

 

  thine enemies

 

 swallow them up; devour them


Psalm 37:20 – the evil time


  

 (fire)


 

  the wicked…as the fat of lambs



 consume; consume away



Isaiah 5:24-30 – in that day


  

 the fire; the flame



  stubble; chaff


 

 devoureth; consumeth 



Isaiah 9:14-19 – in one day 



 the fire


  

  briars, thorns; 

  fuel of the fire

 

 devour



Isaiah 33:10-15 – Now will I rise 





Isaiah 34:1-15 – day of the LORD’s vengeance 



 devouring fire; 

 everlasting burnings 




 brimstone; burning pitch            


  chaff… stubble…

  lime…thorns cut up…


 


 all nations; Bozrah; Idumea

 

 devour; as the burning of;

 burned in the fire



 

 lie waste; emptiness


Isaiah 66:15-24 – LORD will come




 flames of fire; 

 unquenched fire


  

  his enemies




 slain; consumed; carcases




Malachi 4:1-3 – great and dreadful 

day of the LORD


 

 burn as an oven


 

  

 all that do wickedly, shall

 be stubble; the wicked



 burn them up; tread down;

 ashes



Matthew 3:12 – the wrath to come


 unquenchable fire

  

 the chaff

 

 burn up


Matthew 13:40-42 – end of world



 a furnace of fire



 tares



 burned



John 15:6 – cast them into the fire


 

 fire


  

 withered branch


 

 burned



2 Thessalonians 1:7-10 – when the 

Lord Jesus shall be revealed


 

 flaming fire 


 

 them that know not God


 

 everlasting destruction

 


Hebrews 6:8 – whose end



 

 (fire) 



 

 that which beareth thorns 

 and briars


 

 whose end is to be burned




Hebrews 10:27 – fearful looking for

of judgment


 

 fiery indignation


  

 the adversaries



 devour



2 Peter 2:6; Jude 1:7 – an example



 eternal fire


 

 Sodom and Gomorrah



 turning into ashes… overthrow



2 Peter 3:6-12 – the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men



Revelation 20:14, 15 – great white throne


 

 fire; fervent heat




lake of fire

 

 heavens; earth; 

 ungodly men



whosoever was not found

written in the book of life


 Burned up; perish; pass away;   

 melt; be dissolved 

 


this is the second death







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