And I'm not going to go into detail on the book of Genesis. It starts, of course, with God, the monotheistic God, creating the heavens and earth. And then we have the stories of Adam and Eve, and then several generations later, the story of the great flood of Noah. And then Noah's son, Shem. And I talk about Shem because this is where the word Semitic comes from. You might refer to, you might have heard people refer to Jewish people as Semitic, but also Arab people are referred to as Semitic because according to biblical accounts, they are both viewed as descendants of Abraham, who is a descendant of Shem. So they are viewed as Semitic.