Fire

Revelation drives every condemned power into one basin — and names what it empties into twice, so it cannot be missed.

Daniel 3 and 6 as facing trials: the same six movements fifty years apart, and God present inside the sentence rather than instead of it.

By the most-quoted estimate, more Christians died for their faith in the twentieth century than in any century before it — a count built on broad definitions, and one other researchers dispute. The same century saw the church grow faster than ever before. Somehow, both are true.

Six laments a prophet aimed at God, and a book that kept every word — including the fire in the bones and the cursed birthday.

Begotten again unto a living hope through the resurrection — the inheritance incorruptible, undefiled, and unfading, the faith proved by fire, and joy unspeakable and full of glory.