Fair weather (ευδια). An old poetic word from ευ and Ζευς as the ruler of the air and giver of fair weather. So men today say "whe…

He answered, etc. The meaning of this answer is: There are certain indications by which you judge the weather. In the evening, you think y…

When it is evening, you say, It will be fair weather — It is remarkable that some of the best manuscripts, including the Vatican a…

They could forecast the weather by certain signs, and our Lord Jesus mentions the weather signs of Palestine, yet they could not read the clearer a…

St. John Chrysostom: Just as the Lord sent the crowds away after the miracle of the five loaves, so also now He sends them awa…

Jesus’ point here is clear enough: the Pharisees and Sadducees can read the “signs” that predict weather, but they remain oblivious to the “signs o…

About the beginning of the evening. By these words, Christ reminds them that his power had been sufficiently shown, so that they must have…

He answered and said to them
Knowing full well their views, and having wrought sufficient miracles to confirm his Me…

The Pharisees and Sadducees were opposed to each other in principles and in conduct; yet they joined against Christ. But they desired a sign of the…

Previously, the Lord demonstrated the sufficiency of the Gospel teaching, showing that it does not require legal observances and, furthermore, that…