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 1 Intro |    Inasmuch as the earthly and visible Church is not the fullness
 2 1,4   |         1) They formulated the visible, ecclesiastical organization
 3 2,3   | curtains making the Altar both visible and inaccessible.~The Holy
 4 4,9   |    opportunity to manifest the visible signs of those closest to
 5 6,2   |       earth, and of all things visible and invisible.~(2)            
 6 6,3   |     both the invisible and the visible world (Gen. 1:1). In the
 7 6,3   |       be...” created the whole visible world out of nothing (ex-nihilo)
 8 6,4   |     Himself as the Lord of the visible world (John 2:1-2, Luke
 9 6,6   |     they are separate in their visible organization does not prevent
10 6,6   |     grace. This unity is given visible expression by a single confession
11 6,7   |       5:16). Therefore a man's visible, external life is a reflection
12 6,8   |  nature, as well as the entire visible world. The accord between
13 7     |       one Who has made Himself visible for our sake by sharing
14 8     |       time inward and outward, visible and invisible. They combine
15 8     |     themselves both an outward visible sign with an inward spiritual
16 8,2   |      the body is anointed in a visible fashion, the soul is consecrated
17 8,7   |        This is the outward and visible sign of the Sacrament, signifying
18 9,5   |        material and spiritual, visible and invisible — but, being
19 11,1  | breadth, that is, all creation visible and invisible, held together