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 1   1, 3 | wonder at that concealed, and unseen, mind which is in man. ~
 2   1, 4 |    express our wonder at that unseen and invisible WORD, that
 3   1, 21|       of all, reserved in the unseen depth of (His own) knowledge.
 4   2, 83|       beings that swim in the unseen depths, and of the birds
 5   3, 19|      ourselves respecting the unseen power of the Saviour of
 6   3, 20|    expressions. But He, while unseen, secretly avenged Himself
 7   3, 26|    punishment by means of His unseen power on their whole nation ?
 8   3, 40|  inquiry which relates to his unseen power ?  ./. 
 9   3, 57|       to the enemies that are unseen, -- He thus spoke, and He
10   4, 1 |         but to us, these were unseen ; and they are laid down, (
11   4, 1 |   laid down, (as) having been unseen. And thus again also, the
12   4, 2 |       but to that God who was unseen ; to Him, who by means of
13   4, 18| operating by a power which is unseen. I know too -- for I have
14   5, 19|      it was, in truth, by the unseen power of God26 ?~
15   5, 46|   forth the excellency of the unseen power, which was  ./. hidden