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 1  1,2 |      the Creator of “all things visible and invisible,” and among
 2  1,9 |                  9.~ Who is the visible center of Church life?~
 3  1,9 |        the Apostles, occupy the visible center of Church life. Protopresbyter
 4  1,16| administrative structure of the visible facet of the Church?~ ~312
 5  1,17|      Church as presiding as the visible representative of Christ,
 6  2,16|         worked out the Church's visible organization. The local
 7  2,24|         material ways which are visible to human eyes. The icon
 8  4,10|      deification of man and are visible expressions of the dogma
 9  4,12|  reaffirm their love for God in visible form, the God-Man Jesus
10  4,12|  reading [Scripture] and by the visible image, we gain a knowledge
11  4,12|       leading the soul from the visible to the invisible, from the
12  7,14|        Christ, that there is no visible Church of Christ, and that
13  8,4 |       energies of God: they are visible and perceivable manifestations
14  9,38|          This incorruption is a visible witness of the holiness
15  9,38|       holiness of the saints, a visible sign of God's blessing residing
16  9,39|          1) The first fruits of visible bodily glorification have
17 10,10|   separate the “invisible” and “visible” Church, for they are one.
18 10,10|       there is but one, single, visible community which alone is
19 10,10|         the eyes, still remains visible, because it consists of
20 10,10|      consists of people and has visible forms of organization and
21 10,14|    believes in the necessity of visible membership in the Church
22 10,14|    follows: “We know where the [visible, historical and one true]
23 10,14|        the Church on earth is a visible organism through which its
24 10,16|     gifts have nonetheless been visible on occasion throughout the