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 1 Pre    |   contortions and involutions so visible in this Work, or that it
 2   1, 2 |       excellency of workmanship (visible) in the houses of kings;
 3   1, 4 |       particularly,—before these visible ornaments which are (but)
 4   1, 27|          every ordinance of this visible world. On this account the
 5   1, 30|          good. But, as in things visible, one sun gives light to
 6   1, 32|        to erect the many powers (visible within it) into makers;
 7   1, 34|          which are invisible and visible, and He directs by powers
 8   1, 36|      being26. But this, which is visible to the bodily sense, designates
 9   1, 36|            the whole of which is visible, as well as that which is
10   1, 36|        as in the things that are visible, the nature of bodies is
11   1, 36|         and of which, the things visible are the animals and plants.
12   1, 37|        earthly things (which are visible): so is man also the chief
13   1, 43|          Him, whom all creation, visible and invisible,—even as He
14   1, 45|     consists) in the workmanship visible throughout all creation;
15   1, 66|       excellent than any that is visible ;—Him who is invisible to
16   1, 66|          of bodily sense; but is visible to the mind and understanding
17   1, 75|       affect the senses, and are visible; and (when) near only to
18   2, 27|         orbit, and completes the visible world, which THE WORD OF
19   2, 44|         supposed to be) fixed in visible bodies; the Sun, the Moon,
20   2, 45|     bound up and established the visible and sensible heavens. And,
21   2, 45|           it became existent, is visible, is subject, to sense, and
22   2, 67|         mutual agreement, now so visible to the eyes, had no existence
23   2, 88|    Saviour, nothing more  ./. is visible even there, except the great (
24   3, 17|           of some thing (really) visible.  ./. 
25   3, 19|          existence, although not visible to the bodily eyes? But,
26   3, 64|        reverentially viewed this visible creation with the bodily
27   4, 1 |          predecessors, are (now) visible to our own eyes: and, they
28   4, 2 |     vessel of the Body which was visible, and by means of which He
29   4, 6 |   something hidden, is something visible12." The things therefore,
30   4, 9 | energetic) and operative word is visible (in effect) throughout the
31   4, 9 |       energetic,) operative, and visible to the eyes, powerfully
32   4, 12|        to its completion, and is visible to the eyes, How can any
33   4, 18|         their foundations is now visible! which any one who desires
34   4, 30|         afforded at that time no visible testimony whatever to those
35   4, 30|           declared became openly visible to all: the followers accordingly
36   4, 35|         it may be supposed to be visible in some corner of the earth:
37   4, 37|         of these words is openly visible in deed, together with powers
38   5, 1 |         which have been thus far visible to the eyes, shewing forth
39   5, 3 |       making (them) overleap all visible nature, and every thing
40   5, 16| fulfilment of His predictions is visible to our own eyes ? And, Whose