OT-LAW.filter - rwp anthracite:

rwp@John:21:9 @{Got out} (\apebsan\). As in strkjv@Luke:5:2|. {They see} (\blepousin\). Vivid historical present. {A fire of coals} (\anthrakian\). See strkjv@18:18| for this word. Cf. our "anthracite." {There} (\keimenn\). Lying as placed, present middle participle of \keimai\. {Fish} (\opsarion\). As in strkjv@6:9,11|, like \prosphagion\ above. {Laid thereon} (\epikeimenon\). Songs:broiling with bread ready (toast).

rwp@Romans:12:20 @{Feed him} (\psmize auton\). Quotation from LXX text of strkjv@Proverbs:25:21f|. Present active imperative of verb from \psmos\, a morsel, and so to feed crumbs to babies, then to feed in general. In N.T. only here and strkjv@1Corinthians:13:3|. {Thou shalt heap} (\sreuseis\). Future active of old verb \sreu\ from \sros\, a heap. In N.T. only here and strkjv@2Timothy:3:6|. {Coals of fire} (\anthrakas puros\). That is, burning or live coals. {Anthrax} (our "anthracite") is an old word, only here in N.T. It is a metaphor for keen anguish. The Arabs have a proverb "coals in the heart," "fire in the liver." Such kindness may lead to repentance also.