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1 I, 4 | ACHAMOTH; ORIGIN OF THE VISIBLE WORLD FROM HER DISTURBANCES.~
2 I, 4, 5| by him were all things, visible and invisible, created,
3 I, 6, 1| skill, so that it might be visible and tangible, and capable
4 I, 9, 3| providence, so as to become visible and palpable. But flesh
5 I, 11, 4| themselves) a fruit, everywhere visible, eatable, and delicious,
6 I, 12, 1| affections of the Father,--visible representations of those
7 I, 14, 7| is the soul of everything visible. And He indeed uses this
8 I, 15, 4| truth into an [outward, visible] image.~5.
9 I, 18, 4| maintain that all things visible were framed, they assert
10 I, 21, 2| baptism instituted by the visible Jesus was for the remission
11 I, 21, 4| ought not to be performed by visible and corruptible creatures,
12 I, 22, 1| all things by Him, whether visible or invisible, objects of
13 I, 24, 2| but was, by supposition, a visible man; and he maintained that
14 I, 24, 4| that, namely, which is visible to us, formed all the things
15 I, 30, 3| space], and formed this visible heaven out of its body;
16 II, 3, 2| eternal, spiritual, and visible, it would also have been
17 II, 27, 2| things by His word, whether visible or invisible, heavenly or
18 II, 30, 6| which have been mentioned, visible and invisible, have been
19 II, 30, 9| and forming all things, visible and invisible, such as may
20 II, 35, 4| materials dealt with), things visible and invisible, and, in short,
21 III, 9, 1| He caused to be made visible to all flesh, [the Word]
22 III, 10, 2| would make His salvation visible to all flesh; so that He
23 III, 11, 1| things by His Word, both visible and invisible; showing at
24 III, 11, 5| and the Invisible by the visible; since there is none beyond
25 III, 16, 6| the invisible becoming visible, the incomprehensible being
26 III, 16, 6| supreme, so also in things visible and corporeal He might possess
27 III, 20, 4| Himself become very man, visible, when He should be the Word
28 IV, 6, 4| all, by making His Word visible to all; and, conversely,
29 IV, 6, 4| Son, since He has become visible to all. And therefore the
30 IV, 6, 5| Himself who had been made visible and palpable, was the Father
31 IV, 6, 5| the Son, but the Son the visible of the Father. And for this
32 IV, 7, 2| the last times was made visible and passable, and spake
33 IV, 10, 1| and again, when He becomes visible, and directs Jacob on his
34 IV, 20, 5| invisible, rendered Himself visible, and comprehensible, and
35 IV, 24, 2| nature, was made palpable and visible among men, and did descend "
36 V, 12, 4| the flesh. For what other visible fruit is there of the invisible
37 V, 16, 2| Father through means of the visible Word.~3.
38 V, 18, 1| on the contrary, after a visible manner it bore His Word:
39 V, 18, 3| He came to His own in a visible manner, and was made flesh,
40 V, 18, 3| reigns manifestly over things visible and pertaining to men; and
41 V, 25, 5| also proclaimed to Mary the visible coining and the incarnation
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