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 1 3 |  majesty of His works. "For the invisible things of Him," says the
 2 3 |         King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only God, be honour
 3 8 |       THINGS AS WELL VISIBLE AS INVISIBLE IS GIVEN BOTH AT ALL TIMES
 4 8 |       things as well visible as invisible gives witness; whom angels
 5 13|      mights, visible things and invisible, all things subsist by Him."
 6 14|         are "visible things and invisible, thrones, powers, and dominions,"
 7 18|      For He is the image of the invisible God, as the imperfection
 8 18|      although the Father, being invisible, was assuredly not at that
 9 21|       powers, "the image of the invisible God ;" "who came down from
10 22|        would things visible and invisible, even every creature of
11 28|         who always imitates the invisible Father in all His works.
12 28|       the Father, because He is invisible, is promised and pointed
13 31|        only knows no beginning, invisible, infinite, immortal, eternal,
14 31|        of two Gods. Had He been invisible, as compared with the Invisible,
15 31| invisible, as compared with the Invisible, and declared equal, He