The other thing it shows to us—and I think this is of great value too—is it refutes the idea that Christians regarding Jesus as the Son of God, Son of the most high, great, and so on, ruling forever, is some kind of an appropriation from Graeco-Roman ideas about their emperors, their kings, or whatever. And again, what had been said in the past is Christianity starts out as very Jewish. Jesus is a Messiah in some kind of low christological sense, and then as it emigrates out, moves out from the land