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Wilson's Dictionary of Bible Types
or Genesis 44:18 (a) Judah did not want Joseph's anger to be aroused and inflicted upon him. He remembered his treatment of Joseph in former days.
Exodus 3:2 (c) This expression is a picture of GOD's presence and power in the midst of Israel and also in the midst of His church. GOD's people are really blessed by His presence and are not destroyed.
Job 30:30 (b) Job let his extreme pain and suffering as he sat in the ashes as though a fire was kindled in his body.
Psalm 39:3 (b) The spirit was thoroughly aroused and stirred because the feelings were repressed and held in.
Psalm 89:46 (b) The Psalmist did not want GOD's anger to be increased and poured out upon the people.
Isaiah 1:31 (b) This is a description of the fierce wrath of GOD which will destroy the enemies of Israel.
Isaiah 3:24 (b) This is a description of the fever, the pain and the sorrow in the human body that destroys its beauty.
Isaiah 4:4 (b) This undoubtedly refers to the cleansing power of the Spirit of GOD when He comes forth in judgment. (See also Matthew 3:11, Acts 2:3).
Isaiah 10:17 (a) Here is described the punishment which GOD would execute upon the King of Assyria.
Isaiah 27:4 (b) Here is a picture of the destructive power of the Lord GOD Almighty who will conquer every enemy.
Isaiah 40:16 (b) This wonderful passage tells us the story of the insufficiency of all man's sacrifice and offering. Lebanon is a mountain six miles wide and fifty miles long. It was covered with a very thick forest of trees of many kinds, principally cedars. It was a hunter's paradise, for the thick undergrowth harbored many kinds of wild animals. In this Scripture the Lord is telling us that if all the burnable materials on that mountain, trees, bushes, vines and grasses, were to be piled up to make one great bonfire and then if all the animals were killed and placed upon the top of that bonfire to be offered as a sacrifice to GOD, this would not be sufficient to put away the sins of Israel. The greatest thing that any man can do is not sufficient to save his soul. Only the sacrifice of the Lord JESUS CHRIST is sufficient to satisfy GOD's demands.
Lamentations 2:3 (b) GOD is informing us that He was filled with just anger against the evil doings of His people.
Malachi 4:1 (b) We learn from this type that a terrible day of retribution and judgment is ahead when GOD will come forth in power to punish His enemies. It has no reference whatever to the "annihilation of the wicked" in eternity. It refers to the destruction of nations from this earth. This was done in the case of the Canaanites, Philistines, Amalekites, Jebusites and other enemies of Israel. They have been blotted from the earth, and so far as we know there are no descendants to be found.
Matthew 3:12 (a) This refers to the literal fire of hell in which sinners must spend eternity.
Luke 12:35 (a) This term is used to describe a clear, bright testimony for GOD, which would illuminate and inspire those who came under its influence.
Luke 24:32 (a) The warm and delightful feeling produced in the heart when GOD speaks words of comfort and love to His people is thus described.
John 5:35 (a) This refers to the active, forceful testimony of John the Baptist. His messages entered into the souls and hearts of the people and left a permanent impression.
Romans 1:27 (a) The word is used here to indicate a wild, unrestrained desire that was fed and nourished by the sinner.
1 Corinthians 7:9 (b) In this way is described the torment or unsatisfied passion in the body.
2 Corinthians 11:29 (b) The word in this passage describes the deep desire in the soul of the servant of GOD for the blessing of others.
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Watson, Walter. Entry for 'Burn'. Wilson's Dictoinary of Bible Types. https://www.studylight.org/dictionaries/eng/wdt/b/burn.html. 1957.
