Evangelist - euangelistes - euggelizo - To announce good news; a messenger of “good”, well-being

1) Heat Source - Sun, lightening, match

2) Fuel - Grasses, Trees, leaves, debris, etc.

3) Oxygen - Through wind more oxygen is supplied and may help spread the flames.

Baptize - baptizo - To immerse, to dip in completely or under; overwhelm or flood

With - en - Fixed position (place, time or state)

1) Holy Spirit (Oxygen) - pneuma - Current of air; breath, wind, spirit

2) Fire (Heat Source) - pyr - Fire in its forms and uses

- Light - Provides light for direction

- Heat - Stay warm in the cold or serves as a purifier to add value

Fellow workers - sunergos - One who works together with someone else or participates in the same activity

1) Ability to start a fire

2) Ability to keep one going

Put out - kabah - To expire or extinguish; quench

Always - tamiyd - To stretch; continuance; constantly

1) Flame of fire - God

2) Bush - Us

3) Moses - People

Mount Horeb - (Sinai) - Mountain of God - The place where Moses met God and would later receive the Ten Commandments

Angel of the LORD - malak Yehovah - Messenger God

- Theophany - Personal appearance of God

Consumed - akal - To devour or destroy completely

I will turn aside - cuwr or suwr - To turn off or leave a set course or path, change direction

Great - gadol - Remarkable, out of the ordinary

Burn - baar - To burn with heat or fire and not be damaged or harmed by it.

Jennifer K. Balch, a professor of geography at the University of Colorado at Boulder who has studied the human causes of wildfires said, “We almost forget it, but wherever people go we bring fire with us.”