And it ends with the Roman Empire destroying the temple at Jerusalem, the center of the Jewish faith, the second temple of Jerusalem, the one that was rebuilt partially by Cyrus the Great. And so this causes the Jewish people to have to leave, and they no longer have this center of their people. And you have the Jewish diaspora that gets spread throughout the Roman Empire and other empires, like the Parthians in Persia. And they really, there's a famous battle at 73 of Masada, this mountain fortress, where the Romans essentially, well, it's a mass suicide, but it's this bloody extermination of the Jewish people in and around Jerusalem, so they are spread. And that's obviously a significant series of events for the Jewish people, but it's also significant for Christianity, because Jerusalem was a center of the Christian faith. And now the Christian followers are going to be spread around, and many of these other places that Paul spread the gospel become centers of Christianity. Now, to emphasize the importance of Paul to Christianity, these are, this is a listing of the books of the Bible.