Book, Paragraph
1 1, 4 | wonder at that unseen and invisible WORD, that Maker and Adorner
2 1, 14| secretly and by a power that is invisible, effects the generation
3 1, 23| ourselves, that secret and invisible mind which is within us,
4 1, 23| word, while the secret and invisible mind, this father of (such)
5 1, 29| collected together, and one invisible soul (only) is diffused
6 1, 34| of the things which are invisible and visible, and He directs
7 1, 36| as well as that which is invisible, may thus be well said to
8 1, 36| which is intelligent and invisible, the common kind of them
9 1, 37| powers of the air, which are invisible to bodily eyes, as also
10 1, 37| rational Essence which is invisible, and who was created on
11 1, 38| and of incorporeal and invisible powers; some of which are
12 1, 38| who is the Image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every
13 1, 41| as it were) to Him;—the invisible powers also, which wing
14 1, 43| all creation, visible and invisible,—even as He alone is the
15 1, 63| life, drive far away the invisible nature of concealed demons53.
16 1, 66| is visible ;—Him who is invisible to the eyes, and imperceptible
17 2, 12| lawless enchantments, tho se invisible Demons11 and Powers which
18 3, 16| tacitly, and by means of His invisible power, has abolished those
19 3, 20| made war with Him who is invisible to the eyes, attacking and
20 3, 32| down, by the hidden and invisible power of (his own) right
21 3, 37| to last: while He, being invisible, secretly overthrew them,
22 3, 39| could the Divine, concealed, invisible, and untangible, Essence, --
23 3, 39| who is concealed, (and) invisible, whom they knew not from
24 3, 39| likewise exhibited Him who was invisible to the many, THE WORD OF
25 3, 56| Vessel of salvation, and the invisible spirits. During all these
26 3, 57| earth in the air, (and) invisible to mortal eyes, turned their
27 3, 64| Him who is secret and invisible, -- Him who is the Creator
28 4, 7 | secret, in darkness, and invisible. He taught them too, not
29 5, 18| superior to the power which is invisible, and impervious to inquiry;
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