Book, Chapter

 1     2, 3-6  |        through the fumes of that invisible wine of its self-will, turning
 2     2, 3-8  |          to its very centre, the invisible enemy trod me down, and
 3     5, 10-19|        of all things visible and invisible: and it seemed to me very
 4     7, 17-23|          certain I was, that Thy invisible works from the creation
 5     7, 17-23|     WHICH IS. And then I saw Thy invisible things understood by the
 6     7, 20-26|     incorporeal truth, I saw Thy invisible things, understood by those
 7    10, 6-10 |         men can ask, so that the invisible things of God are clearly
 8    10, 34-52|     ensnared; and I lift up mine invisible eyes to Thee, that Thou
 9    12, 3-3  |         3 And now this earth was invisible and without form, and there
10    12, 4-4  |        men, by the name of earth invisible and without form. ~ ~
11    12, 5-5  |          of sense, because being invisible, and without form, there
12    12, 8-8  |         see and feel. For it was invisible, without form, and there
13    12, 8-8  |  formless matter, because it was invisible and without form, and darkness
14    12, 8-8  |          upon the deep, of which invisible earth and without form,
15    12, 8-8  |        the matter whereof is the invisible earth aforesaid, are varied
16    12, 9-9  |       formlessness of the earth, invisible, and without form, numbered
17    12, 12-15|      spake of. But the Earth was invisible and without form, and darkness
18    12, 13-16|         Earth: and the Earth was invisible and without form, and darkness
19    12, 13-16|         and because of the earth invisible and without form, without
20    12, 13-16|        other earth but the earth invisible and without form; because
21    12, 17-24|       that under the words earth invisible and without form, and that
22    12, 17-25|       again if another say that "invisible and visible nature is not
23    12, 17-25|        of all things visible and invisible (as yet unformed though
24    12, 17-25|         heaven and earth (i. the invisible and visible creature when
25    12, 17-25|         names given to the earth invisible and without form and the
26    12, 17-25|   distinction, that by the earth invisible and without form is understood
27    12, 17-26|      formed natures, visible and invisible, are not signified under
28    12, 21-30|         saith, But the earth was invisible, and without form, and darkness
29    12, 21-30|          who says, The earth was invisible and without form, and darkness
30    12, 21-30|          who says, The earth was invisible and without form, and darkness
31    12, 21-30|          which every visible and invisible creature was to be created."
32    12, 21-30|          who says, The earth was invisible and without form, and darkness
33    12, 21-30|        which he called the earth invisible without form, and darkness
34    12, 21-30|          who says, The earth was invisible and without form, and darkness
35    12, 22-31|       follows, and the earth was invisible and without form (although
36    12, 22-31|          remain not formless and invisible, seeing we behold them flowing
37    12, 22-31|        Scripture calls the earth invisible and without form, and darksome
38    12, 24-33| createdst all things visible and invisible, affirm also, that Moses
39    12, 28-39|      same; but the one, both the invisible and visible, the other,
40    13, 2-3  |      deserve of Thee, to be even invisible and without form? seeing
41    13, 5-6  |        heavens, and of the earth invisible and without form, and of
42    13, 6-7  |         heaven, and of the earth invisible and without form, and darkness
43    13, 12-13|        the form of doctrine, was invisible and without form; and we