Since it is a righteous thing with God to repay affliction to those who afflict you,
In flaming fire ...  It is positively amazing what diverse views people have taken of this.  Moffatt called it `hot air of Jewish apocalypse.'[17] Kelcy construed it as "the glory and majesty of the coming event."[18] Clarke thought it meant "in thunder and lightning." [19] Lipscomb discerned the following: