And then around the year 29, after a couple years of having this public ministry, Jesus of Nazareth goes to Jerusalem, where he is seen by many people of Jerusalem as being the Messiah. And this is a problem for the Romans. The governor at that time period was Pontius Pilate, and Pontius Pilate saw Jesus of Nazareth as a threat. 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.