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 1   2, 2 |        then let us pass on to the hidden mysteries of the doctrine
 2   2, 49|           contend,—because of the hidden and unknown properties of
 3   3, 32| Barbarians? and beat down, by the hidden and invisible power of (
 4   3, 40|  instructions on heavenly things, hidden enouncements, and which
 5   3, 59|    redemption that is (taught) in hidden (mystical) terms, which
 6   4, 6 |           perception of something hidden, is something visible12."
 7   4, 7 |        built on a hill cannot lie hidden:" "nor do men light a candle,
 8   4, 7 |        that light which cannot be hidden. In like manner also, the
 9   4, 7 |     famous city which has nothing hidden within it ? but which is
10   4, 7 |       master. It was not, as (if) hidden under a bushel, or given
11   4, 12|         this time, did not remain hidden to the foreknowledge of
12   4, 19|            But now, they are (so) hidden from thine eyes, that the
13   4, 19|       afterwards, "It is now (so) hidden from thine eyes, that the
14   4, 31|   therefore, for there is nothing hidden that shall not be revealed;
15   4, 31|         not; for there is nothing hidden that shall not be revealed,
16   4, 33|          from whom no creature is hidden125?" He well declared therefore,
17   5, 13|     suffer those things to remain hidden, by which the many had formerly
18   5, 46|      unseen power, which was  ./. hidden from the many, by His name;