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 1 I    |         of Esaias calls "dark," "invisible," "concealed." They must
 2 I    |         visible also made things invisible. And things visible are
 3 I    |       visible are akin to things invisible; in such wise akin that
 4 I    |          such wise akin that the invisible things of God since the
 5 XII  |       For that there are certain invisible departments of our being,
 6 XIV  | manifested it unto them. For the invisible things of him since the
 7 XIV  |  although they could imagine the invisible things of God and the eternal
 8 XVIII|        wise in things spiritual, invisible, and eternal, but because
 9 XVIII|      them, whether it be called "invisible" or "incorporeal," the Word
10 XVIII|        to press on to the things invisible and to keep in view the
11 XVIII|         when he writes that "The invisible things of him since the
12 XXIII|       the one hand, there is the invisible 569sign, and on the other,
13 XXIII|         the figure, but from the invisible sign; though it cannot possibly
14 XXIII|        But let us grant that the invisible sign can be apprehended,
15 XXV  |          Who is the image of the invisible God,606and it is His image
16 XXVII|          that things visible and invisible, things temporal and things