Burning

Burning [NAVE]

BURNING, as a punishment. See: Punishment.

BURN; BURNING [ISBE]

BURN; BURNING - burn, burn'-ing: Figurative: In addition to the ordinary meaning, burn is used metaphorically in the following passages of the New Testament:

(1) kaio (Lk 24:32), "Was not our heart burning within us," i.e. greatly moved.

(2) puroo, used twice, once in the sense of inflamed with sexual desire (1 Cor 7:9), "For it is better to marry than to burn" and in 2 Cor 11:29 of the heat of the passions, here of grief, or anger, "Who is offended (the American Standard Revised Version "caused to stumble") and I burn not?"

See also PUNISHMENTS.