Men are in the habit, when the truth is exhibited by the servants of God, of saying, All is mystery; they have spoken in parables, and, therefore, are not to be understood. It is true they have eyes to see, and see not, but none are so blind as those who will not see.

Summary

This quote is critiquing the tendency of some people to dismiss or ignore the truth presented by religious leaders by attributing it to being veiled in mystery or parables. The quote suggests that although these individuals may have the ability to perceive the truth, they deliberately choose not to see it. It implies that stubbornness and close-mindedness prevent individuals from understanding and accepting the teachings offered by those who are deemed as messengers of God.

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