Iohn. 14. 2.
The text.
In my fathers house there be ∴ manie mansions, if not, I would haue told you.
The note.
These mansions signifie differences of glory in heauen. Hierom. libro. 2. aduer. Iouin.
A view of the marginal notes of the popish Testament, translated into English by the English fugitiue papists resiant at Rhemes in France. By George Wither
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The answer.
Howe differences of glorie in heauen can be drawen out of this, you your selues know not, therefore you rest vpon Saint Hieroms credit, being loath to cracke your owne: you might also haue added Augustine vpon this place, but I had rather séeke to be sure of a place there, than contend about difference and diuer∣sitie of glorie there. The place is plaine, Christs meaning is eui∣dent, that there are roomes ynough in his fathers house for all that are his: whatsoeuer is added to this, is but the dreames of men.