Thus, Sir, for the Use of your _Clergy_, have I form'd an Objection against _Jesus_'s Messiahship, an Objection that is founded on the concurrent Opinions of _our_ Ancestors and of _your_ Fathers: And I shall with some Longings and Impatience wait till I hear what they have to say to it. The Objection, in my Opinion, absolutely destroys _Jesus_'s Pretences to the Messiahship, unless his _Priests_, by way of Answer to it, can prove the foresaid Similitude between him and _Moses_; between the Miracles of the One and the Miracles of the Other; between the Deliverance of the _Jewish_ and the Redemption of the _Christian_ Church, out of an _Egypt_. I am thinking what your _Clergy_ can say to the Objection. Will they deny, that it was the Opinion of both _your_ Fathers and of _our_ Ancestors, that there ought to be such a Similitude between the _Messiah_ and _Moses_, as is before describ'd? That they can't do, because of the innumerable Testimonies to be produced out of them to confirm it. Will they then say, that it was a false and erroneous Opinion, which both ancient Jews and Fathers entertain'd concerning the _Messiah_? This surely they will not do; because of the Consequence, which charges the Apostle _Paul_ himself (in the above-cited Place) and the primitive Christians, with the grossest Error and Mistake concerning _Jesus_ and his Messiahship; and yet I can't think they will ever give into the joint Opinion aforesaid of both _Jews_ and Fathers; because of the Impossibility of proving _Jesus_ to be like _Moses in all Things_, according to the literal Sense of the Law, which they adhere to; and because of the Improbability of doing it, in an allegorical Sense, after the Way of their Fathers, or, in all this Time surely, the Matter must have been made out, to the Satisfaction and Conversion of our Nation. I long, I tell you, to hear what your Christian _Priesthood_ will say to the Objection, which surely they will not let slip, without their Remarks and Observations upon it, any more than my Objections against the literal Story of some of _Jesus_'s Miracles. And this is your and my Comfort, that if you publish this present Objection against _Jesus_'s Messiahship, the _Clergy_ can't account it a ludicrous, profane, and blasphemous one (as they did my others) and so bring you again under Prosecution for it: No, it is a plain, serious, and reasonable Objection, founded on ancient Jewish and Ecclesiastical Authority; and a pertinent, solid, and rational Answer is expected to it.