Matthew 11:20-30 (The Ultimate Unrepentant) Righteous Rebuke
Tougher than Gentile hearts:
"Jesus did many miracles in the cities, and the people of those cities did not repent, and at that time rebuked them, saying, 'Oh, You have a curse! Bethsay, you're in trouble! For if the powers performed among you were in Tyre and Sidon, they would have repented in ashes." Too: 20-21
"Gorah" may have been a place away from Capernaum (now called Thul hamma), and "Bethsay" was near the Galilee Sea (which should have been the place where the fish came out).
Jesus did many miracles in the cities, and if they had done so in Tyrositon, which had long been known for their sins, they would have repented long ago, but they knew that the hearts of the people were harder than those of the Gentiles!
Greater judgment in the future:
"But I tell you, on the day of judgment, Tyre and Sidon will suffer more easily than you will!" O Capernaum, you have ascended to heaven (or will you ascend to heaven), and you will fall into Hades in the future, for the miraculous power which you have done in sodom, he can still exist to this day. But I tell you, on the day of judgment, Sodom will suffer more easily than you!" Matthew 11:22-24
Whoever gives more will receive more, and since jesus Himself came to the land of Israel and performed all these many miracles, they still do not repent, and their judgment will be greater!
See deeper
Then Jesus said, "Father, Lord of heaven and earth, I thank you! For you hide these things from the wise and the wise, and reveal them to the baby. Father, yes, for this is your good intention." Matthew 11:25-26
A constant call
"Come to Me, and I will give you rest in peace, who is laborious and burdened. I am gentle and humble in heart, and you should bear my yoke and learn from my likeness, and then you will have rest in your hearts." Mt 11:28-29
Though man does not repent, the Lord still calls others to him to rest, peace, and freedom from judgment.
How to enjoy?
People ---- come to the Lord with a soft heart ---- learn from the Lord
The hand ---- the yoke of the bearer