John Trapp on Luke 13:29-31

Verse 29. And shall sit down] As at a sumptuous supper. When therefore we are invited to a full feast, think of heaven: As Fulgentius beholding at Rome the Majesty of the Emperour, the glory of the Senate, the lustre of the Nobility, cryed out, How beautifull is Jerusalem the Caelestiall, sith Rome the Terrestriall appeareth with such splendor? So Master Esty when he sate and heard a D. Hall's Art of div. Medit. sweet consort of Musick, seemed upon this occasion carried up for the time before-hand to the place of his rest, saying very passionately, What Musick may we think there is in heaven?