The world has seen some great natural disasters over time and the damage has been a lot. There had been many major disasters in the world that have shattered many cities and countries. This list looks at 10 of the most terrifying, deadliest natural disasters ever.
Early non-Christian sources confirm the persecution accounts of the early Church. Tacitus described the persecution of Christians in Rome (c. 64-68AD) within 30 years of Jesusâ crucifixion.
The persecution forces Christians to flee to other areas and to spread the Gospel. First Christians in Ethiopia from the Ethiopian eunuch, and in Samaria from Philip. Conversion of Saul to the Christian faith, who is then named Paul. c. 35 AD: Multiplication of Christians in Judaea and Samaria (Acts 9:31).t the time the Roman Empire was as follows: Population: 33,000,000 (50% slaves). The Jews in the empire numbered 2,300,000 (7% of the empire's population), mostly proselytes to Judaism. Palestine's population was 580,000 Jewish and 233,000 gentiles. c. 30 AD: Crucifixion, resurrection and ascension of Christ.