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There were three sorts of tythes in the old Testament, one tenth to maintaine the Leuite and Priest, who had his tenth out of the tenth of the Leuite: (Numb. 18. v. 24. and 26.) an other tythe to be eaten in the place which the Lord should ch••••se, Dent. 14. 23.) and a third tythe e∣uery third year•• for the L••uite and poore (Deut. 14. ••9.) Now, the second and third tythes are ceased, therefore why are not the first also ceased?