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 1 ApCreed,    1     | perfect manner know all things visible and invisible, it ~would
 2 ApCreed,    1     |     have what you asked for, a visible fact; if it is not, then ~
 3 ApCreed,    1     |    never deceives us, but the ~visible sense of man is often in
 4 ApCreed,    3     |      and ~earth, of all things visible and invisible. Let us leave
 5 ApCreed,    3     |      things in relation to the visible. Therefore, it ~must be
 6 ApCreed,    3,  1 |   Manicheans, who say that all visible created things are ~from
 7 ApCreed,    3,  1 |        they ~believed that all visible things are not made by God
 8 ApCreed,    3,  1 |      it we say: "Of all things visible and invisible."2 "In the ~
 9 ApCreed,    5     |      Word of God was made both visible and ~tangible when He became
10 Sacramen          |      manner under the cover of visible things. The ~Sacraments
11 Sacramen          |  Sacrament of the New Law is a visible form of invisible grace.
12 Question,    3,  1| GENERAL~ ~1. "A sacrament is a visible sign of invisible grace."