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 1      I, 16|      ANTITHESIS BETWEEN THINGS VISIBLE AND THINGS INVISIBLE. THIS
 2      I, 16|        GOD MAKER OF ALL THINGS VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE.~Since, then,
 3      I, 16|        into the two classes of visible and invisible, with two
 4      I, 16|        previously displayed no visible thing, rather than to Him
 5      I, 16|        by His operation on the visible world, produced a belief
 6      I, 16|       this diversity of things visible and invisible must on this
 7      I, 16|  invisible ones are due to the visible, and not to be ascribed
 8      I, 16|       alone, as the Creator of visible things, and only them; whereas
 9      I, 16|       to have created both the visible and the invisible, in just
10      I, 16| creatures are greater than the visible, which are in their own
11     II, 27|     THE ALMIGHTY FATHER, NEVER VISIBLE TO MAN. PERVERSENESS OF
12     II, 27|      testify that He was never visible, according to the word of
13     IV, 21|      was not true, because not visible; therefore he was no object
14     IV, 22|        on a mountain both with visible glory and His voice. It
15     IV, 22|      Himself thus face to face visible to him, when He said to
16      V, 19|       any difference between a visible and an invisible God; because
17      V, 19| whether in heaven or on earth, visible and invisible, whether they
18      V, 19|    made of the things that are visible and invisible? which consists