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silly blind wretches groping in the dark
"St. Paul shows us here that if we have been taught in the gospel, we must differ from the ignorant and unbelievers. For God's separating of us and setting us in a rank apart in that way, and his enlightening of us, is in order that we should no longer be like random wanderers, nor like silly blind wretches groping in the dark, but that we should know the right way of salvation." Sermons on Ephesians - John Calvin, pg. 425, Banner of Truth (the Arthur Golding translation! if you Elizabethan literature types, if there are any left, know what I mean)
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