"If you, Sir, should write a Discourse gainst the Letter of the Story of _Jesus_'s Resurrection, I beg of you to accept of a few of my Conceptions on that Head, which, I promise you, shall be out of the common Road of thinking. Your _Divines_ think they have exhausted that Subject, and absolutely confuted all Objections that can be made against it, but are much mistaken. Sometimes we _Jews_ dip into their Writings on this Head, and always smile with Indignation at their foolish Invectives against the Blindness of the Eyes, and Hardness of the Hearts of our Ancestors. If they would but favour us with a Liberty to write for our selves, a reasonable Liberty, which in this Philosophical Age we don't despair of, especially under so wise just and good a Civil Administration, as this Nation is happily bless'd with, we would cut them out some more Work, which they are not aware of. In the mean Time I am your assured Friend," _N.N._ So ends the Letter of my Friend, the _Jewish Rabbi_, which consists of _calm_ and _sedate_ Reasoning, or I would not have publish'd it; for I am resolv'd he shall no more impose upon me with his ludicrous and bantering Stuff, like his Satirical Invective against _Jesus_'s Miracle of _turning Water into Wine_, so offensive to our Godly _Bishops_. And because it consists of _calm_ and _sedate_ Reasoning, which _Bishop Smalbroke_ allows of, I hope his _Lordship_ will take it into Consideration, and write an Answer to it, which I, without the Help of the Mystery, can't do. If the foresaid _Letter_ be offensive to our _Clergy_, who don't judge it meet that the _Jews_ should take this Liberty to write against the Miracles of our Saviour, and in Vindication of their own disbelief of Christianity, I beg of them, for the Love of _Jesus_, not to let their Displeasure be visibly seen; because the _Jews_ will then laugh in their Sleeves, and perhaps openly insult and triumph upon it: But if they will privately acquaint me with their Displeasure at it, I'll promise them to hold no more Correspondence with such _Jewish Rabbies_; neither will I ever hereafter publish any other Objections against _Christ_'s Religion and Miracles, than what come from the _Hotentots_ and _Pawawers_: and then it will be strange, if our dignified _Clergy_, of most grave and demure Looks, can't solidly confute the worst, that such ignorant and illiterate People can urge against them.