A Dictionary of Burning Words

Six hundred pages of the sharpest lines from 'the literature of all ages,' filed by subject — built for orators, preachers and anyone who needs the perfect quotation.

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46 subjects in this part of Burning Words.

Cares

8 quotations

Character

14 quotations

Charity

12 quotations

Cheerfulness

10 quotations

Children

22 quotations

Choice

3 quotations

Christ

3 quotations

Christ's Life and Ministry

64 quotations

Christ's Sufferings and Death

32 quotations

Christ's Resurrection and Exaltation

5 quotations

Christ the King

8 quotations

Christ the Leader

6 quotations

Christ the Saviour

34 quotations

Christ the Advocate

5 quotations

Christ the Guide

6 quotations

Christ: Way, Truth, Light

6 quotations

Christ the Prophet

5 quotations

Christ's Love

13 quotations

Christ's Fullness

6 quotations

Christ's Presence

7 quotations

Christ the Burden Bearer

9 quotations

Christ the Refuge

5 quotations

Christ the Rock of Ages

6 quotations

Christ's Second Coming

4 quotations

Christians

24 quotations

Christian Conflict

16 quotations

Christian Fellowship

8 quotations

Christian Life

35 quotations

Christian Service

61 quotations

Christianity

50 quotations

Christmas

6 quotations

Church

37 quotations

Coming to Christ

21 quotations

Confessing Christ

5 quotations

Conscience

14 quotations

Consecration

9 quotations

Contempt

6 quotations

Contentment

7 quotations

Controversy

4 quotations

Conversion

4 quotations

Conviction

3 quotations

Courage

10 quotations

Covetousness

6 quotations

Criticism

5 quotations

Cross Bearing

15 quotations

Cross of Christ

7 quotations

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