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 1 7 | external, namely, the visible world, the other internal, which
 2 7 |    man and beyond the visible world of nature, or lies hidden
 3 16|  objected that in the visible world there are some things which
 4 16|    have been removed from the world of sense and translated
 5 17|    Let the believer leave the world if he will, but so long
 6 24|    Church does not occupy the world all by itself; there are
 7 24|    are other societies in the world, with which it must necessarily
 8 35|     which He brought into the world. Hence it is imperative
 9 37|    which He bequeathed to the world. Such, Venerable Brethren,
10 38|      the social and political world; while keeping outside political
11 42|   cast in her face before the world a stupid calumny, and perverting