1. Cor. 13. 10.
The text.
But ∴ when that shall come that is perfect, that shal be made voide that is in part.
The note.
By this text Saint Augustine lib. 22. Ciu. cap. 29. prooueth that the saints in heauen haue more perfect knowledge of our affaires here, then they had whiles they liued here.
The answer.
Saint Augustine there entreateth of the knowledge and sight of God, which the godly shall haue after the resurrection of their bodies. And he speaketh in that place no word of the knowledge, that dead men haue touching the affaires of men liuing here, whiles this world endureth. But touching that matter his mind is,* 1.1 as he expresseth it else where, that the saints in heauen know no more what we do here, then we know what they do there. But you care not how you lie, so you may turne men from God, to put confidence in creatures.