The Romans see Jesus of Nazareth as a threat to stability, as somebody that is rocking the boat, and they want to say to him, don't rock the boat, baby. And these are the conditions that create the context for what is going to be the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth. Now the story is that prior to him being arrested and tried, he had a last supper with his 12 apostles. At that time period, Judas, one of the apostles, is said to have betrayed Jesus by going to the Sanherrin and turning him in for 30 silver pieces. And at that time period, he's arrested. He is then sentenced to be crucified. And Christians believe that he had a crown of thorns that were put on him, that he was given poison to drink mixed with wine, that he rejected that, that he was made to carry his own cross and eventually be crucified by having his ankles and his hands nailed to this cross between two thieves.