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 1 VII    |           immutable and incorporeal, invisible, infinite, incomprehensible,
 2 VII    |          nothing, whether visible or invisible. First, he made the heavenly
 3 VII    |             he made the heavenly and invisible powers, countless multitudes,
 4 X      |      knowledge of things visible and invisible. But if, after thy calling,
 5 X      |              who is the image of the invisible God, the first born of every
 6 X      |          upon the earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones,
 7 XVII   |            of all things visible and invisible, who verily is, and is for
 8 XVII   |             glory and majesty of the invisible and infinite God, what son
 9 XVII   |            his handiwork;' and, `The invisible things of him from the creation
10 XIX    |              all things, visible and invisible, were made: knowing also
11 XXI    |            of all things visible and invisible. Thereon he called to remembrance
12 XXI    |           and bring this visible and invisible creation out of nothing,
13 XXII   |      together all things visible and invisible. Suffer me not to walk after
14 XXIV   |            of all things visible and invisible, containing and sustaining
15 XXVII  | incorruptible, and unchangeable, and invisible, but yet himself seeth all
16 XXXIV  |          Christ, Son and Word of the invisible Father, who madest all things
17 XXXIV  |             also stretch forth thine invisible and almighty hand, and,
18 XXXIV  |             of creation, visible and invisible, how the Creator brought
19 XXXVIII|              how to wrestle with the invisible spirits of evil. From that
20 XXXIX  |           strengthen him against the invisible hosts, that he may receive