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Christ condemns the Jews, that they did not know that he was the Messiah, and that his doctrine was true, from an inward distinguishing taste and relish of what was divine, in Luke xii. 56, 57. He having there blamed the Jews, that though they could discern the face of the sky and of the earth, and signs of the weather, that yet they could not discern those times'or, as 'tis expressed in Matthew, the signs of those times'he adds, yea, and why even of your own selves judge ye not what is right? i.e., without extrinsic signs.
Jonathan Edwards — Selected Sermons of Jonathan Edwards
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