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 1 3,2 |     lantern which symbolizes the invisible rising and presence amongst
 2 6,2 |        of all things visible and invisible.~(2)             And in
 3 6,3 |          from non-being both the invisible and the visible world (Gen.
 4 6,4 |          8:1-3); the Lord of the invisible world (Matt. 8:28-34; Luke
 5 7   |    confidently represent God the Invisible — not as an invisible being,
 6 7   |        the Invisible — not as an invisible being, but as one Who has
 7 7   |    creation of the world [God's] invisible nature, namely, His eternal
 8 7   |       remind the faithful of the invisible presence of the whole company
 9 7   | unchanging reflection of God the Invisible. Be it known, he says, that
10 8   |         and outward, visible and invisible. They combine in themselves
11 9,5 |       and spiritual, visible and invisible — but, being the Father,
12 11,1|         all creation visible and invisible, held together by the power
13 11,1|       breaking down the barrier, invisible to the sensual eye, that