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1 1|    Amongst so many kings of the Jews, how many of them were there
2 1|      may have subjects that are Jews? Now, if we acknowledge
3 1|        For example: amongst the Jews the time and place of their
4 1|         the commonwealth of the Jews, different in that from
5 1| peculiar manner the King of the Jews, He could not suffer the
6 1|       many captives amongst the Jews who were idolaters. David
7 1|      however subjected unto the Jews, that were situated without
8 1|    worship God? If we allow the Jews to have private houses and
9 1|        things may be granted to Jews and Pagans, surely the condition