A sign from thee (απο σου σημειον). One wonders at the audacity of scribes and Pharisees who accused Jesus of being in league with…

A sign commonly signifies a miracle; that is, a sign that God was with the person, or had sent him. Compare. See Barnes on Isaiah…

Master, we would see a sign from thee — The order varies slightly from that in St. Luke, in which the demand for a sign follows th…

The Pharisees change their manner, but they are in pursuit of the same object. How hopeless had the religionists of that age become! Nothing would …

St. John Chrysostom: Because the Lord had so often repressed the shameless tongue of the Pharisees with His sayings, they now …

The Jewish leaders addressed Jesus respectfully (“Teacher”) and asked for a “sign,” not just for another miracle. A “sign” (GK 4956) was usually so…

Then certain of the Scribes and Pharisees answered
Not the same that charged him with casting out devils, by the pri…

Though Christ is always ready to hear and answer holy desires and prayers, yet those who ask wrongly, ask and do not receive. Signs were granted to…

Above, the Lord refuted those disparaging His miracles and doctrine; here He rebukes those tempting Him. And here the Evangelist does two things: