We are told, also, that there is a similarity of expression—a strong family likeness—among those of the same society; for the affections are there clearly revealed in the face, which is their representative image. No one in heaven has a face that does not correspond to and faithfully express his prevailing affections.
The reasonableness of all this is too obvious to need any argument. And these disclosures accord with the teachings of Scripture as well as with the intuitions of reason. The "many mansions" in the Father's house of which the Divine Saviour spake, clearly point to the many angelic societies resulting from the endless diversity of good and truth in heaven. Besides, the word translated heaven is usually found in the plural (heavens), both in the original Hebrew and Greek of the Bible— another circumstance indicative of the fact that there are